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I have a series of Excel files that I want to combine in Power Query. I don't want to use the helper queries, so I use Table.Combine(source[Data]) to combine the Tables in my Source step. Works fine.
But now I want to retrieve the name of the sourcefile the data comes from.
I tried to add a new column to the individual tables by adding
List.Transform(
Source[Data],
(outer_table) => Table.AddColumn(outer_table,"SourceName",
each (Source[Name])))but that generates a list of all the filenames instead of the individual filename of each file.
Anyone a suggestion how to fix this?
Solved! Go to Solution.
I started all over and succeeded in replicating your example and with success!
Thank you for your solution!
Not (yet) succesfull: I get an error in the "Tbl" column, stating that "it cannot convert a value of type Binary to type List.
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