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Hi All, I am working on the data set in SQL which may change regularly.
I would like to keep 2 columns always at the begining and doesn't matter for the rest.
1. "ID"
2. "Item"
is there any way I could achieve that without inputting other column names in the query?
= Table.ReorderColumns(#previous_step,{"ID", "Item" ......})
Thanks!
Solved! Go to Solution.
=let col=Table.ColumnNames(PreviousStep) in Table.ReorderColumns(PreviousStep,List.Sort(col,{{each List.PositionOf({"Item","ID"},_),1},each List.PositionOf(col,_)}))
=let col=Table.ColumnNames(PreviousStep) in Table.ReorderColumns(PreviousStep,List.Sort(col,{{each List.PositionOf({"Item","ID"},_),1},each List.PositionOf(col,_)}))
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