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Source = List.Generate( () =>
URL = Web.Contents(
"https://LPF.api.goflow.com/",
[
RelativePath= "v1/orders",
Query=[
#"filters[date:gte]"="2023-03-27T00:00:00Z"
]
]
),
...
Thank you,
I tried this M query:
Hi @MithSingh ,
try removing the square brackets around URL in the last step like so:
let
Source = List.Generate(
() => [
URL = Web.Contents(
"https://LPF.api.goflow.com/",
[RelativePath = "v1/orders", Query = [#"filters[date:gte]" = "2023-03-27T00:00:00Z"]]
),
Result = Json.Document(Web.Contents(URL, [Headers = [Authorization = "Bearer xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"]]))
],
each [URL] <> null,
each [
URL = [Result][next],
Result = Json.Document(Web.Contents(URL, [Headers = [Authorization = "Bearer xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"]]))
]
)
in
Source
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already tried, and again tried it, getting an error "Expression.Error: We cannot convert a value of type Binary to type Text."
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