Cube.AddAndExpandDimensionColumn and New Column Name

[FredQ]

I have tried everything I can think of and I cannot rename a column in the same line as Cube.AddAndExpandDimensionColumn.  

Here is the normal line without a rename:

{Cube.AddAndExpandDimensionColumn, "[0PROFIT_CTR__ZBBUSINES]", {"[0PROFIT_CTR__ZBBUSINES].[LEVEL01]"}, {"Business.Business Level 01"}},

I want to rename the column, as Microsoft tells me I can.  https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powerquery-m/cube-addandexpanddimensioncolumn#syntax

I try this:

{Cube.AddAndExpandDimensionColumn, "[0PROFIT_CTR__ZBBUSINES]", {"[0PROFIT_CTR__ZBBUSINES].[LEVEL01]"}, {"Business.Business Level 01"}, "Business"},

and get this error:

Expression.Error: 5 arguments were passed to a function which expects between 3 and 4.
Details:
Pattern=
Arguments=[List]

How does it get to 5 arguments?

I try this:

{Cube.AddAndExpandDimensionColumn, "[0PROFIT_CTR__ZBBUSINES]", {"[0PROFIT_CTR__ZBBUSINES].[LEVEL01]"}, {"Business.Business Level 01"}, {"Business"}},

and get this error:

Expression.Error: 5 arguments were passed to a function which expects between 3 and 4.
Details:
Pattern=
Arguments=[List]

I try this:

{Cube.AddAndExpandDimensionColumn, "[0PROFIT_CTR__ZBBUSINES]", {"[0PROFIT_CTR__ZBBUSINES].[LEVEL01]"}, {"Business.Business Level 01", "Business"}},

and get this error:

Expression.Error: We expected newColumnNames to have the same number of items as attributeNames.
Details:
[List]

There is only 1 column to return.  I rename 1 column.  How is that not the same number?

What am I doing wrong?  What is the correct syntax to accomplish this?

[FredQ · Accepted solution]

I figured it out!

I can simply rename it directly in the line by changing the last parameter:

Original created by the system:

{Cube.AddAndExpandDimensionColumn, "[0PROFIT_CTR__ZBBUSINES]", {"[0PROFIT_CTR__ZBBUSINES].[LEVEL01]"}, {"Business.Business Level 01"}},
{Table.AddColumn, "Business Code", each Cube.AttributeMemberProperty([Business.Business Level 01], "[20PROFIT_CTR__ZBBUSINES]")},

Original I tried this: (change in bold red)

{Cube.AddAndExpandDimensionColumn, "[0PROFIT_CTR__ZBBUSINES]", {"[0PROFIT_CTR__ZBBUSINES].[LEVEL01]"}, {"Business"}},
{Table.AddColumn, "Business Code", each Cube.AttributeMemberProperty([Business.Business Level 01], "[20PROFIT_CTR__ZBBUSINES]")},

And I got an error.  The reason is not because I cannot do it there, it was becasue I referred to the item in the next row of code and did not change it there.  This is what I needed:

{Cube.AddAndExpandDimensionColumn, "[0PROFIT_CTR__ZBBUSINES]", {"[0PROFIT_CTR__ZBBUSINES].[LEVEL01]"}, {"Business"}},
{Table.AddColumn, "Business Code", each Cube.AttributeMemberProperty([Business], "[20PROFIT_CTR__ZBBUSINES]")},

[watkinnc]

Seems like you almost have it in your last line. But shouldn't the rename follow the initial pattern, like instead of

{"Business.Business Level 01", "Business"}},

{"Business.Business Level 01", "Business.NewColumnName"}},

What are you trying to rename the column?

--Nate

[FredQ]

Nope, that gives the same error:

Expression.Error: We expected newColumnNames to have the same number of items as attributeNames.
Details:
[List]

With the current code, the name displayed is Business.Business Level 01.  The "." is not treated as a delimiter or anything, it is simply just text.  

[FredQ]

Of course I can rename it in the next line of M Code, but Microsoft says I can do it in this same line.