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Hi Robert, This might sound odd, but why would you want to do that? It breaks the ideal tabular data format. You should have dates in a single co...
No worries Stan, glad you figured it out. Regards Phil
Hi Mohamed, I'll need to see the text file(s) and an example of what you want the resulting table to look like. Without these I can't write a quer...
Hi, Try this Workbooks.Open Range("A1").Value & ".xlsx" Regards Phil
Hi Stan, Please supply your workbook and query, and some source data. Phil
Hi Bob, Please attach your file for me to check. Thanks Phil
Hi Bob, I don't think you are using RemoveDuplicates correctly- did you read the link i posted? RemoveDuplicates removes duplicates from a range...
Hi Bax, You can rename the column by referencing its position rather than its name #"Renamed Columns" = Table.RenameColumns(#"Promoted Headers"...
Hi Francis, Please see attached. This query is fragile in that slight changes to the structure of the PDF will break it, but for the example you p...
That said, the Columns array you supply to RemoveDuplicates is a list of the column numbers that contain duplicates so if email is 200 then Exc...
Hi Bob, Debug.Print prints information to the Immediate Window in the VBA Editor/Debugger. So Debug.Print Range("A1").DisplayFormat.Interior.Color...
no worries Bob - no file attached though. Did you click on the orange 'Start Upload' button?
Hi Chris, I'd use a custom function to create a running total. But that aside, your question was actually can you group by field get Index for e...