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hi, I have had this problem a few times and don't really understand it,
If I define an custom list; ;
let alist = {"a acc a", "abc def", "abc dd dda", "abc a bc" } in alist
and then a custom funciton ;
( listA, valueA )=>
List.Contains( listA, valueA, ( x ,y )=>
Text.Contains( x, y ) )
i can invoke that on the list so ; Source = function; Source (Alist, "a") - = true ,
but if I want to use the custom function dialog box that is generated I cannot refer to the list, it is not recognesed,
I have to convert to a table , then define the list parameter as a list , I can then select the table / table column to use as a list?
this seems a very odd so
let alist = {"a acc a", "abc def", "abc dd dda", "abc a bc" } in
Table.FromList( alist, Splitter.SplitByNothing(), {"A"} )
( listA as list , valueA as text )=>
List.Contains( listA, valueA, ( x ,y )=>
Text.Contains( x, y ) )
Can anyone explain why I cant' just refer to the list directly ? or suggest other ways around this problem?
Richars
Solved! Go to Solution.
Just an ommision in the UI. If it is important to you, have a search. I recall something similar passing here, but can't find it myself... It can be worked around, but some effort is involved...
Thanks I just wondered if overlooking somthing obvoious, thanks for taking the time to resond.
Just an ommision in the UI. If it is important to you, have a search. I recall something similar passing here, but can't find it myself... It can be worked around, but some effort is involved...
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