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Hi,
I have a problem with Power Query, I absolutely don't understand:
We get data from SAP which we store in a folder by month - below you see the import text for the single files - only query name and filename changed, the query was done once and then duplicated.
Then they were appended by year and finally the 3 years were appended - in the totals queries there is only the one line of code you can see below, I only shortened the months statement a bit in the middle.
My problem: in Power BI we realized that the numbers for November, 2021 were duplicated - just for November, 2021!
I had all queries' rows counted, the numbers were perfect for all month and for all single-year queries, in the query Totals 2020 - 2022 the miscalculation all of a sudden appears. There I have double the amount of rows for November, 2021, and the entire query statement is shown above. I can't understand that logic! I finally solved the issue by removing duplicates from the entire table, but I would consider that only as a workaround.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hello - I recommend you take a closer look through the individual query results. If they really are correct individually then the appended/summed result would be correct also.
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Hi, thank you for your reply - problem was the Excel files generated from SAP - in 2 files the filter was set to the wrong year - that caused the problem 😞
Hello - I recommend you take a closer look through the individual query results. If they really are correct individually then the appended/summed result would be correct also.
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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Hi, thank you for your reply - problem was the Excel files generated from SAP - in 2 files the filter was set to the wrong year - that caused the problem 😞
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