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Wb.Contents doesn't allow Delete requests
Dear community, I've done plenty GET and POST requests using the Web.Contents and it works perfectly. The url argument that I use starts always with "https://...", the existence of the content argu...
The answer is No. Microsoft does not want you to use Web.Contents to generate transactions. The issue is that Power Query is "too chatty". It can send a request multiple times during the evaluation to complete the necessary tasks, so we are discouraged from using Power Query to write data. We are lucky that POST is available, but this is normally use to submit variable to return result rather than write data.