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Enkei
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Expression Error

Hello All,

Hope Everyone is doing good.

I am new to power query and I am having this error.

I cannot convert list back to a table.

Can someone please find whats wrong here.

 

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Anonymous
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Your last step is expecting a list as input, but you've got a scalar value already, not a list. Instead of Table.FromList(Ratio_Round),

use:

Table.FromValue(Ratio_Round)

 

-Nate

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Syndicate_Admin
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@Syndicate_Admin 

I suspect that you intended to post this question in one of the Power BI forums rather than the Power Automate forum.

 

 

Anonymous
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You almost had it. In your last step, add the each keyword before Difference_round, so instead of:

"Difference", Difference_round)

it should be:

"Difference", each Difference_round)

 

The parameter requires a function; the each keyword makes it so!

 

--Nate

Anonymous
Not applicable

Your last step is expecting a list as input, but you've got a scalar value already, not a list. Instead of Table.FromList(Ratio_Round),

use:

Table.FromValue(Ratio_Round)

 

-Nate

Thank you @Anonymous ,

I have one more problem. I want to find difference b/w female and male and want to add the difference to the table.

 

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