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Hello everyone, I have two queries, one is my calendar table, and the other is a parameter that I use to define what date my calendar starts from. Currently I manually change this value.
What I want to do is, use another query that comes from a json file, which returns just one row.
I need the start date to change in my calendar table whenever the value of my "Query1" changes.
I want to use this value as current value of my "LastDays" parameter, how do I do that?
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous , I searched for this solution for months, trying to use value as parameter and such, and you solved it with just a simple formula.
Thank you very much. You rock.
= Table.FirstValue(TableName)
--Nate
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