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RE: Evaluate string from named range from Excel

Hi Catalin, 1.why to use table to import named range? Can not just directly import it? 2. Assume that "namedrng" is is not named range in cell....

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RE: Evaluate string from named range from Excel

I am attaching example workbook. here is a string which PQ should take, and evaluate inside (it is the name of named range in names manage...

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RE: Extracting tables and another data from folder path from multiple workbooks

Thank you Guenter, I only had this problem when I copied a workbook to another computer Exactly. When i sharing file in somebody else comput...

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RE: Extracting tables and another data from folder path from multiple workbooks

Hi Guenter, thank you. Let's focuc first on ad 7) This I do not understand. What do you mean with workaround? You added custom columns...

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RE: Extracting tables and another data from folder path from multiple workbooks

And one more issue i have with your poqwer query: #"Added TopoIndex" = Table.AddColumn(#"Removed Columns1", "TopoIndex", each "Index" & [Topo...

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RE: Extracting tables and another data from folder path from multiple workbooks

Thank you very much! O wow this is working like a charm. You can overcome this by using here also a dynamic aproach for column names and numb...

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RE: Extracting tables and another data from folder path from multiple workbooks

Hi Guenter Weber, i analyzed your queries and they are awesome. I have one more question for you. I want to add function which will be retrivin...

6 years ago
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RE: Extracting tables and another data from folder path from multiple workbooks

Thank you very much! Your solution is very nice ! But i have to analyze it more and i will come back with questions. Best, Jacek

6 years ago
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RE: Refer always to the same folder in power query

O wow thank you very much!! It is working like a charm! Best, Jacek

6 years ago
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RE: Refer always to the same folder in power query

Or i can create empty row in Power Query somehow like here: // create an empty record EmptyRecord = let FieldNames = Record.FieldNames(FirstRecor...

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RE: Refer always to the same folder in power query

Hi Mynda, thank you very much. in PQ there is an option to handle errors using Try function. But i do not know how to implement it. The topic i...

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