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Hello,
I have trying to build a query that pulls in the last modified date of an Excel file located on a Sharepoint site. I ended with with a working query, but it has started to fail on me. Looking at the M code, my guess is that it's pulling in the most recently modified file (the 0 index after it's been sorted descending) as opposed to pulling in a specific file by name, GUID, etc.
How could I update this query to be locked to the file I want?
Thanks for your help!
let
Source = SharePoint.Tables("https://bmo.sharepoint.com/teams/XXXXXXX/Sharepoint Site", [Implementation=null, ApiVersion=15]),
#"c26cac6a-c4a9-4a7e-a55c-XXXXXXXXXXXX" = Source{[Id="c26cac6a-c4a9-4a7e-a55c-XXXXXXXXXXXX"]}[Items],
#"Sorted Rows" = Table.Sort(#"c26cac6a-c4a9-4a7e-a55c-XXXXXXXXXXXX",{{"Modified", Order.Descending}}),
File = #"Sorted Rows"{0}[File],
#"Converted to Table" = Record.ToTable(File)
in
#"Converted to Table"
After the items step add a step that filters the folder for your file name. Then use the Modified field for that single row.
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