Power Query: Allow users to choose data type with any Add Column functions
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- asgeirNew MemberThis would be very useful. It saves a step and prevents mistakes (columns with data type any)
- odel_lealNew MemberWow! It will be so really great solution! I support this idea.
- carson_leavittNew Member
Very useful! Writing a type into the Table.AddColumn function is a great way to keep code clean and intuitively understandable, versus adding a Change Type step. Ability to select this directly in the Custom Column and Conditional Column interface would be very helpful!
- carson_leavittNew Member
Also: When changing the type on a column immediately after the step that created it, offer a similar message to the one that already exists on successive type conversions:
"The selected column allows type to be specified when created. Would you like to replace the existing conversion, or preserve the existing conversion and add the new conversion as a separate step?"
- fbcideas_migusrNew Member
I just wanted to also submit this idea and saw Ben Watt beat me to it!
The feature "Similar ideas" showed me automatically that this had already been raised months before.
If this would be implemented, it would be a tremendous help in daily work!
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberStatus added:Needs Votes
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