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I have a CSV file I'm using as a source, I'm needing to return the column name of the first non-null value in a row.
In Excel I'd use a simple index match. I've worked out how to return the first non null value but still can't quite fathom how to return the column name.
Any help very much appreciated.
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Add a List.RemoveFirstN
List.Skip(List.RemoveFirstN(List.Zip({Record.FieldValues(_), Record.FieldNames(_)}),4), each _{0}=null){0}{1}
Stéphane
Add a List.RemoveFirstN
List.Skip(List.RemoveFirstN(List.Zip({Record.FieldValues(_), Record.FieldNames(_)}),4), each _{0}=null){0}{1}
Stéphane
Brilliant thank you!!!
Hi
Add a new column
List.Skip(List.Zip({Record.FieldValues(_), Record.FieldNames(_)}), each _{0}=null){0}{1}
Stéphane
Thanks - that's almost there, however the columns I'm searching start at column 5 (first four columns are populated) how would I change this to accomodate this?
It also seems to return the same result for every row?
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