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Hi Guys, is there a way to count all of the columns available on the table?
I have query that combines all of the table in a folder, as part of countermeasure that it will not lag I want to know first the # of columns available in each table. I have already tried to create a function using the Table.ColumnCount but it seems like it gives me the overall column count, opposed to what I want- wherein it will count per table
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Hi @krixtsup3r ,
For me it works by adding a Custom Column and typing:
Table.ColumnCount([Transform File])
Hi @krixtsup3r ,
For me it works by adding a Custom Column and typing:
Table.ColumnCount([Transform File])
Hey man @Payeras_BI that worked!
I just checked and what I did is actually correct but in a longer method and also 16383 is actually the maxed column that can be added in an Excel file and just noticed that all of my files got **bleep**ed up.
Thank you so much!