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I have several CSV files saved in the same folder. I am trying to import them all at once.
The problem is that each CSV file has 9 rows of meta-data before the header row, like this:
So I cannot even parse the header rows correctly:
How do I programmatically remove 9 rows from each file before parsing?
ImkeF @v-juanli-msft @Nolock @Anonymous ?
Tks!
Hi @freelensia ,
easiest would be to add a column with this formula:
Table.Skip([ContentTbl], 9)
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Oh I see, the first screenshot was taken from column [Content] and not from column [ContentTbl] - my bad. Please paste a pic from the first table of column [ContentTbl] instead, so I can adjust the code.
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