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Hey everybody,
I'm either missing something extremely obvious, or I've come across a bug in PowerQuery.
I'm creating a table of clients, their orders and the products in those orders. While trying to use a Group By of all clients and their last orders, 1 clientnumber dissapears.
To test if I've done anything wrong, this was my debugging process:
From the current state, I filter the column clientnumber to CONTAINS '#' (the missing client). This shows me 1 line with the client and their order.
I now use the Group By function, on the column clientnumber. As aggregation I used count rows. If I filter the resulting table on clientnumber, again with CONTAINS '#' there are no entries.
To double check, I used groupby on the filtered table (so 1 row) and then if obviously works.
Am I missing something obvious? Sorry for not including screenshots/actual values, since it is confidential information.
Kind regards,
Sidney
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