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Hi guys,
I'm using dataflow to do all data transformations. I would like to create a table by retreiving data from a column of another table (A) so I tried table.selectcolumn but I think it is not available in a dataflow because firtsly there is not suggestion of the formula and secondly I wrote the whole instruction and it's wrong.
To optimize the performance, I want to avoid to take all data of the table A and then remove all useless column. Do you have any idea how could I do that ?
Thank you in advance !
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Hello - select columns is available in dataflows. I've included a sample below. Please replace the table and column names with those from your data.
Table.SelectColumns(table,{"Column1","Column2"})
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Hello - select columns is available in dataflows. I've included a sample below. Please replace the table and column names with those from your data.
Table.SelectColumns(table,{"Column1","Column2"})
If this post helps to answer your questions, please consider marking it as a solution so others can find it more quickly when faced with a similar challenge.
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