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Hi power bi community
I use this function and add a row twice. Can anyone explain to me what I might be doing wrong?
All help will be greatly appriciated.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Wrote the code again duplicated it and that solved the problem, so I am pretty sure this one was on me
@ThomasWeppler Are you certain the row doesn't appear in both original tables? Not a lot to go on with this one in terms of details so nearly impossible to know. There's not a lot to go wrong with Table.Combine({Table1, Table2})
Yes I am certain. It seemed to happen when I copied a colum that wasn't in all the tables. The most likely situation is that I just made a mistake somewhere so I think that I will just leave it be unless I see it again.
Wrote the code again duplicated it and that solved the problem, so I am pretty sure this one was on me
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