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November 8, 2013

First, read the source table and load to output worksheet. For now, it's just a mirror of the source table.
Next, go to the sheet with the output table you just created and load it again into power query (name the query as Output), but this time do not load to worksheet, just as a connection.
Now, edit the first query to add a final custom step:
Custom1 = Table.Combine({Output,Source})

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