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I have an Excel where I want to combine the two sheets using Power Query. This is very easy when the both sheets have the identical headers but sheet 2 has none. I can copy and paste the headers in and it works but can I use Power Query to do this for me?
So if you have 2 tables Table_W_Headers and Table_No_Headers, then you could rename the headers like
Table.RenameColumns(Table_No_Headers, List.Zip({Table.ColumnNames(Table_No_Headers), Table.ColumnNames(Table_W_Headers)}), MissingField.Ignore)
Then you can combine.
--Nate
Table.PromoteHeaders(Table.Combine({Table.DemoteHeaders(Headers),No_Headers}))Stéphane
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