Had an issue where there was a 'Token Comma Expected' error so I deleted what seemed to be additional { and ( symbols. Code reads:
= Table.ReorderColumns(#"Kept Errors", {"Row Number", "PartnerName", "PartnerID", "InvoicedSales", "ItemCost", "InvoicedMargin", "Total Tech. Supp. Cases", "Change in Tech Cases from Prev. Qtr.", "RMA's", "Top Storefront % ofSales", "Top Storefront", "Buys local Y/N", "3P Revenue", "1P Revenue", "% of Sales from 3p", "Average Cases prev. 2 Qrtrs", "Tech Case cost", "Support case % of margin", "Partner Revenue - call costs", "Average Revenue prev. 2 qrtrs", "Credit status (arrears, at limit, current)", "Product Category Penetration", "Previous qtr # of product categories", "Top sales category", "Top sales category amount", "Top category % of total sales", "Charter", "Territory", "Zip Code", "Snap Store Rewards Level", "OvrC Y/N?", "# increase of OvrC (1P) cnncted products from prev. qrtr.", "NPS", "Score", "Score change from prev. qrtr.", "Score %", "Opportunity"})
and the error message is:
An error occurred in the ‘Partner data’ query. Expression.Error: 32 arguments were passed to a function which expects between 2 and 3.
Details:
Pattern=
Arguments=[List]
@Nbryska , this one seems correct. Can you share few more lines with error screenshot
That was the entire error message. I think I made the mistake of deleting columns from the Excel source file and then updating in Power BI. That is what created the original error and now PBI will not link correctly to the remaining source columns.
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