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Hi, everyone.
I'm newer to Power BI, and I'm trying to mash 2 functions together to execute a loop within a loop.
What I need is for a table to be produced that takes each row of the table from GetAllFolders and loops through each row to GetAllQueuesInFolder for each folder. In the end, I want a table that has a row for each queue in all the folders. So, if each of my 4 folders has 2 queues, then I want a table with 5 columns (FolderID, FolderName, QueueName, OrganizationalUnit, and ID) and 8 rows, one for each queue.
Any ideas how to create this function?
Solved! Go to Solution.
=Table.FromRecords(List.TransformMany(Table.ToRecords(GetAllFolders(),each Table.ToRecords(GetAllQueuensinFolder([FolderName])),(x,y)=>x&y))
=Table.FromRecords(List.TransformMany(Table.ToRecords(GetAllFolders(),each Table.ToRecords(GetAllQueuensinFolder([FolderName])),(x,y)=>x&y))
Thanks for your help.
I pasted your function in Power BI like so:
And clicked "Invoke" and got this error:
Any ideas? Thanks again.
EDIT:
I think I wasn't putting the function in the editor correctly. I entered it like this now, and I still got the same error as above.
Thanks so much for your help. I am just learning this language.
my code just a example, you need complete it in your real circumstance.
GetAllFolders() and GetAllQueuensinFolder() may have some arguements to fill.
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