Duplicate rows in Power Query

[Power_BI_new]

Good morning 🙂,

I have a database with steps applied to it on Power Query, I would like to add one last step to:
duplicate all the rows of my table whose "Account number" column begins with 6 or 7. I'll give you an example of what I want with a before and after:

Code	Category	Account number	Data
1	A	600000	E
3	B	700000	D
3	C	100000	C
4	E	200000	G

Desired result : 

Code	Category	Account number	Data
1	A	600000	E
3	B	700000	D
3	C	100000	C
4	E	200000	G
1	A	600000	E
3	B	700000	D

Thank you for your help

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Say you are at step name FullTable. Just filter to include only the accounts you want to duplicate, name this step Filtered, and then

= Table.Combine({FullTable, Filtered})

You can refer to any step in any order.

--Nate

[Kmcdonald · Accepted solution]

Hi Power_BI_new,

I put together your example provided to show you how I achieved this differently than the other suggestions.

So once I put together the data in an xlsx file, I started with the sample below. Please note that I had formatted the "Account Number" column as text.

So the first step was that I clicked the "Add Step" button to create a starting point and named the new step, "--original_data".

Then I used a filter on the "Account Number" column, using the text filter begins with a 6 or 7.

Then I appended the current query onto itself.

Then as the last step, when you select the append query step it will show the name of the query twice. So I changed one of those names to the "--original_data" step name, that I name in the first step.

from:

to:

This is my final result, which I believe matches what you are trying to acheive.

If I'm not coming accross clearly, happy to share the pbix file I put together if you have somewhere I can drop it 🙂

If you need to, you can change the account number back to a whole number format.

[Power_BI_new]

Thank you very much for this detailed answer!

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Say you are at step name FullTable. Just filter to include only the accounts you want to duplicate, name this step Filtered, and then

= Table.Combine({FullTable, Filtered})

You can refer to any step in any order.

--Nate

[Power_BI_new]

Thank you for your answer, but it gives me this error:

Sorry... We couldn't convert a value of type Table to type List:

Details :
Value = [ Table ]
Type = [ Type ]

[ronrsnfld]

Most likely you entered the code incorrectly, omitting the "{..}" around the List of tables

[bytesizetrainer]

Works perfectly!!