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Hello Good people,
This possible is a simple solution....
List.Select(
FirstList,
(_)=> List.ContainsAll(FirstList,SecondList)
)
But this is giving an error....is there some other way to do this or is this code writted wrong and the syntax can be modified?
Any help much appreciated
Best regds.,
@monojchakrab
You can use List.Intersect function
List.Intersect( {FirstList,SecondList} )
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