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Hi all,
I have a table that among other columns has an ID and a Timestamp which records the moment when that row was created. For some reasons I'm not going to dive into some IDs are duplicated with different timestamps. I would like to remove them in Power Query by saying: if there are multiple rows with the same ID, keep only the one with the minimum Timestamp. The ID column should in the end be the primary key of the table. I would be able to do this in DAX but I'm not capable of doing that in M.
Thanks for any help.
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