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Riny van Eekelen
Riny van Eekelen
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RE: Power Query Transform: Header Rows Repeat Until Next Header Adjacent column

I can't really relate the error message to the script you copied into your message, but are you sure that the column name is really "Subaccount" at th...

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RE: Stack data into one column?

If you happen to be an MS365 subscriber AND an Insider with access to recently rolled-out functions, this one will do it for you: =SORT(TRANSPOSE(T...

4 years ago
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RE: Power Query Transform: Header Rows Repeat Until Next Header Adjacent column

The Source step and Column names used in the query are subject to your own data structure. It it's a structured table, use the correct table name. In ...

4 years ago
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RE: Power Query Transform: Header Rows Repeat Until Next Header Adjacent column

As a variant and assuming you want to apply this not only to areas in the table (referring to the screenshot) where the header contains the word "Sala...

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RE: Sum with Dynamic Column List

You didn't attach a file but I believe it was clear what you needed. Google a bit and come to this site: Used the method described to construc...

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RE: DataFormat error : We couldn't convert et number in Power Query

When you change the data type don't choose "Currency" directly. The format that the amounts come in is probably not the same as what you have have in ...

4 years ago
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RE: Special VlookUp

Thanks Mynda for pointing that out. Must have missed that last click. Trying again.

4 years ago
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RE: Special VlookUp

If you have Excel for MS365 or 2021 you can fairly easily use a formula based solution with INDEX and XMATCH. But, you explicitly asked for a PQ based...

4 years ago
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RE: Extracts all Sunday from the list to other cell

If you are on Excel for MS365 or 2021, try this: =FILTER(dates,WEEKDAY(dates,1)=1) where dates refers to the range containing the list of dates.

4 years ago
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RE: Sum values in a table based on 3 variables - column, UpperRow and LowerRow

As a variant you could use: =SUM(MMULT((Table1[Size]>=I3)*(Table1[Size]<=I4),--(Table1[[#Headers],[Product A]:[Product E]]=H2&" "&I2)...

4 years ago
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RE: getting excel to calculate correctly

Change the formula in N3 to: =ROUND(PRODUCT($F3,SUM(PRODUCT($G3,INDEX(samples,1,MATCH(N$2,t_headers,0))),PRODUCT($H3,$J3:$M3))),0) Copy down and...

4 years ago
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RE: Power Pivot - Blank Cells ""

You can still return -1 in stead of "", but you would have to change the formula like the one in H2 to: =COUNTIF(Table1[FRD Days],">=0") ...

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RE: Power Pivot - Blank Cells ""

You either need to calculate workdays within PP (different options to be found on-line) as PP doesn't recognize NETWORKDAYS or you can use a workaroun...

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RE: Value distribution

I created a small model that allows you to allocate 120 hrs, linearly over a 12 month period. The principle here is: ( First + Last ) / half the n...

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RE: Concatenate values from two rows into a cell in new column

Perhaps the attached file will help you on your way.

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