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JesusHairdo
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First and Last Row

Hi, I am familiar with Table.LastN and Table.FirstN but I have a scenario where I need to keep the first and last rows of a filtered column. 

At the moment I have 2 filter operations that keep first and last rows which I then merge to form my desired table. 

Ideally I would do this without the merge and then transpose the table to produce the final outcome.  

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serpiva64
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Solution Sage

Please, 

make an example of what you desire

Thanks for the reply. 

I'll knock something up tomorrow but an example would be if I had 10 rows i would keep rows 1 and 10.  If it were 27 it would be rows 1 and 27. 

Anonymous
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In your query, at the point where you want to extract the first and the last row, steps are:

  1. Duplicate your query in Power Query.
  2. Go to first query and Keep Rows  > Keep Top Rows > 1 > Ok
  3. Go to duplicated query and Keep Rows > Keep Bottom Rows > 1 > Ok
  4. Append first and duplicated query as new query or existing query to obtain the required result.

Thank you.

If my answer helps you, please mark it as solution.

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