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Hello,
does anyone know where can find informatons on the Higher order funditions,
Splitter, Combiner, Replacer,
I don't want a 'how to' docs tiype info I am more interested in how there workings differ from standard functions,
so if anyone knows of a blog or something please let me know,
Richard.
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hi @Dicken ,
some references are below:
blog : should find all functions here : Splitter Functions Overview | Power Query M
video demos
Power Query Magic: Crafting a Custom Splitter from Scratch | Melissa De Korte - YouTube
Replace Values Based on Condition (in a Single Step) in Power Query - YouTube
Thanks have not seen the custom splitter one, I have alwasys tended to use a custom spilt in
things like table.Replacevalues, so eg ;
Table.ReplaceValue( Custom1, each [a] , "X",
(x,y,z)=> if Value.Type( y ) = type text then z else x ,
Table.ColumnNames( Source ))
so it will be interesting to see her take on custom spltters, you have probably seen it to r de groot did a video on
comparers. re my initial queyr I was more interested in advantages or not of higher order or generatror functions over 'normal' ones.
Thanks for the help .
Richard.
hi @Dicken ,
some references are below:
blog : should find all functions here : Splitter Functions Overview | Power Query M
video demos
Power Query Magic: Crafting a Custom Splitter from Scratch | Melissa De Korte - YouTube
Replace Values Based on Condition (in a Single Step) in Power Query - YouTube
Justo to say thanks, really like the Melissa, vid, had not seen it , learnt quite a bit.
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