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Hi I have 75 tables which have the following columns matched taht I want to add a summarised table to in query editor.
The columns are QC Check and Researcher
Is it possible to create a table showing the QC Check and count of rows per researcher
i tried to research this but am getting an error saying comma missing , plus some of the tables have spaces how would they be added , would it be in this format [my table]
= let
Source = Table.Combine({Table.SelectColumns(24_not_followed_by_ZZ, {"QC Check", "Researcher"}),
Table.SelectColumns(41_followed_by_Purchased, {"QC Check", "Researcher"}),
Table.SelectColumns(74_not_followed_by_ZZ, {"QC Check", "Researcher"}),
Table.SelectColumns(A3_Followed_by_99, {"QC Check", "Researcher"})}),
#"Removed Duplicates" = Table.Distinct(Source)
in
#"Removed Duplicates"
The output I was looking for
QC Checker Researcher Rows
24 not followed by ZZ DC 4
24 not followed by ZZ BA 2
41 followed by Purchased DC 9
41 followed by Purchased RM 22
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @Pandadev ,
You're wrongly mentioning the tables, by default, it should be like this: #"Table_Name"
With that in mind, you have the corrected code here:
let
Source = Table.Combine({Table.SelectColumns(#"24_not_followed_by_ZZ", {"QC Check", "Researcher"}),
Table.SelectColumns(#"41_followed_by_Purchased", {"QC Check", "Researcher"}),
Table.SelectColumns(#"74_not_followed_by_ZZ", {"QC Check", "Researcher"}),
Table.SelectColumns(#"A3_Followed_by_99", {"QC Check", "Researcher"})}),
#"Removed Duplicates" = Table.Distinct(Source)
in
#"Removed Duplicates"
Best Regards,
Eduardo
I managed to work it out myself thanks for your help on thie , I added
#"Grouped Rows" = Table.Group(Source, {"QC Check", "Researcher"}, {{"Rows", each Table.RowCount(_), Int64.Type}})
in
#"Grouped Rows"
Hi @Pandadev ,
You're wrongly mentioning the tables, by default, it should be like this: #"Table_Name"
With that in mind, you have the corrected code here:
let
Source = Table.Combine({Table.SelectColumns(#"24_not_followed_by_ZZ", {"QC Check", "Researcher"}),
Table.SelectColumns(#"41_followed_by_Purchased", {"QC Check", "Researcher"}),
Table.SelectColumns(#"74_not_followed_by_ZZ", {"QC Check", "Researcher"}),
Table.SelectColumns(#"A3_Followed_by_99", {"QC Check", "Researcher"})}),
#"Removed Duplicates" = Table.Distinct(Source)
in
#"Removed Duplicates"
Best Regards,
Eduardo
Thanks that worked , is there a way to just get the cound of Researcher
like
24 not followed by ZZ DC 4
24 not followed by ZZ BA 2
41 followed by Purchased DC 3
41 followed by Purchased RM 2
at the moment it is showing
24 not followed by ZZ DC
24 not followed by ZZ DC
24 not followed by ZZ DC
24 not followed by ZZ DC
24 not followed by ZZ BA
24 not followed by ZZ BA
41 followed by Purchased DC
41 followed by Purchased DC
41 followed by Purchased DC
41 followed by Purchased RM
41 followed by Purchased RM
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