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Hi,
Is it possible to establish a function in Power Query to import a list of named ranges from an Excel file based on a parameter with list and apply the same transformation across each to create individual tables?
I'm currently importing each manually but I'm sure there is a better way but I can't seem to get the parameter in the Source right as it is failing for me.
Cheers,
Andrew
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Hi @Anonymous
Yes this can be done by creating a function.
The one question that I have to ask is with each named range, are the data structure (Columns) the same between each named range?
If that is correct you can do this.
There is a video by Guy In a Cube explaining this: Dynamic Power BI reports using Parameters
If you get stuck please let me know.
Hi @Anonymous
Yes this can be done by creating a function.
The one question that I have to ask is with each named range, are the data structure (Columns) the same between each named range?
If that is correct you can do this.
There is a video by Guy In a Cube explaining this: Dynamic Power BI reports using Parameters
If you get stuck please let me know.
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