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Two timezone in the same column from the same source
Isn't this what you wanted? The error message text extracted out?
If you also want the details, you can change [Message] to [Detail]. Note that [Detail] is not a string, it is a record.
If your refering to my first post, I think I had a minor bug... just change
"DD-MM-YYYY"to
"DD/MM/YYYY"
You can, but is that what you want to do?
You can add a new column with:
let val = try [DateColumn]
in if val[HasError] then val[Error][Message] else val[Value]
Isn't this what you wanted? The error message text extracted out?
If you also want the details, you can change [Message] to [Detail]. Note that [Detail] is not a string, it is a record.
If your refering to my first post, I think I had a minor bug... just change
"DD-MM-YYYY"to
"DD/MM/YYYY""If you also want the details, you can change [Message] to [Detail]. Note that [Detail] is not a string, it is a record."
It is perfect artemus ! It's working!
The only thing is that the dates that weren't "errors" are still random. But, at this point, I suspect that the problem is SharePoint, and not necessarily the timezone in PowerQuery.