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Riny van Eekelen
Riny van Eekelen
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RE: Problem merging tables from folders

Remember the PQ parameters are zero-indexed. So, a zero will extract text after the first occurrence of the "-", a 1 will take the second, a 2 will ta...

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RE: Problem merging tables from folders

Aha! Remove that Promote header step. Don't know whare that comes from. In the Advanced Editor the code of the Sample File should look like this: ...

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RE: Problem merging tables from folders

Hard to tell. The files you uploaded definitely have hyphens. Can only wonder why there aren't there on your system. But I see another problem now...

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RE: Problem merging tables from folders

See attached. The problem was caused by the hyphens in two of the file names. That messed up the extraction process. Just replace the "-" in Medica...

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RE: Problem merging tables from folders

Let's start over and forget my message number 2. In the beginning of message 6, I tried to explain that I had made a mistake. But I guess I wasn't cle...

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RE: Problem merging tables from folders

Hi Lea, I looked at both videos. Forget about the first one. You don't need to "Remove Other Columns" before combining the Content column. I did th...

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RE: Problem merging tables from folders

Hi Lea, I'm not really used to making videos, but Mynda is. Did you check out this video? I think it cover it all. Riny

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RE: Having a differences column as opposed to a grand total column

Hi Tom, To avoid the elimination of "General contingency" is easy. Just include the Heading column to the equation so that PQ looks for duplicates ...

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RE: if statement and spill ranges always returns FALSE

Hi Kenneth, Try it this way: =W6#-((INDEX($Y$6#,$A$6#)=1)*(INDEX($X$6#,$A$6#)>40)) Your formula will always give TRUE if all numbers in X ...

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RE: Sorting Pairs of Data into Descending Order

Sure thing. Come back here if you need more help. R

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RE: Concatenate & Sumifs in Power Query

Okay, I hadn't noticed these two columns at the end. Please have a look at the attached revised workbook.

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RE: Having a differences column as opposed to a grand total column

Good morning Tom, Okay, I see. Then you do two merges. First Original with Revised, Then Revised with Original. Append the two, remove duplicate de...

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RE: Having a differences column as opposed to a grand total column

Not able to spend time on this now, but try a FullOuter join. Come back if that doesn't work. Otherwise, I'll have a closer look tomorrow, my time (i....

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RE: Concatenate & Sumifs in Power Query

The trick here is to first define a named range of the data you want to use. Connect to that range with PQ and Transpose the table. Now merge the firs...

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RE: Having a differences column as opposed to a grand total column

Have a look at the attached file. Both Pivot tables can basically be the same. On one you collapse the Heading field. On the other you Expand the Head...

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