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in power query, if I want to operate one column, we will use _[columnName].
but if I want operate many column, I want use List.Transform({columnName1, columaname2},(t)=> operate(Table, [t]).
how to pass columnName var to operator this column?
List.Transform({Column1,Column2},each List.Sum(Table.Column(tbl,_)))
You can try
each (row)=> List.Tranform({row[Column1], row[Column2]}=> operate(Table, [t]))
--Nate
[t] , the t is only as a str, not as a var.
If you can explain what exactly you are trying to do, then experts here can suggest the right solution.
When you are doing List.Transform({columnName1, columaname2},(t)=>, it is t which contains columnName1 & 2 one by one and whatever you are operating on t will be applicable on columnName1 & 2.
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