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cooler1978
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Joining two folded queries to get another one also folded

Hello.

I tried to find info but it doesn't happen.

I have two queries which are fully, i mean all steps folded, till last.

Then i am joinin them with Table.Join, no Table.NestedJoin.

And i an expect to get 3rd query as result which is also folded - that's exactly how it described here

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-query/power-query-folding

But when i do that i see query which is not folded? at lest when i check ith click on join step, which is the only one step in this query the  right click and "Look at the machine code" is grey , but if i add next step , there the same menu show "Look at the machine code" whis blacj and i can click on it and i can see code.

The question is - if i see next step as folded , does it mean that on previous step the system just lie? Because as far as i know, once foldig query is interrupt , the othe steps, after,  will not folding anymore. 

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parry2k
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@cooler1978 this is correct, some of step even it Native Query is greyed out and the next step is not greyed, mean all the steps until that point are folded.

 

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parry2k
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@cooler1978 this is correct, some of step even it Native Query is greyed out and the next step is not greyed, mean all the steps until that point are folded.

 

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Many thanks, that's exactly what i thought)

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