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I have a source spreadsheet with three columns.
Column A contains a list of table names, Column B and C are mapping/conversion fields for those tables.
Example snipett:
e.g. Dimension table contains DimensionTitle field which is named "Title" on the system
My task is to create a conversion table to automatically rename those columns, however rather than do this manually for each table, I wondered if there's a way to use the values in Column A to automatically convert the spreadsheet into as many tables as there are unique values?
Solved! Go to Solution.
You cannot dynamically add queries in Power Query.
You cannot dynamically add queries in Power Query.
"You can't dynamically ... in Power BI/Query"
I'm coming from Qlikview/Sense universe and finding many answers like that...
So I'm thinking that Qlik isn't too bad as I used to say
Wait until you try to create dynamic buckets 🙂
I suspected so but thanks for confirming!
Hi, @Anonymous ;
Try to create a new table by dax.
new =
VALUES ( 'table'[column] )
Or
new =
SUMMARIZE ( 'table', [column1], [column2] )
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Yalan Wu
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Hi there thanks for your reply. Unfortunately I need to do this in power query not in the data model. I will resort to some VBA to split out the excel table into multiple tabs instead.
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