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dasjh123
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How to loop (x) and combine to list.

I don't want to continue creating more JsonX variable and then putting each one in the combined list

 

let ....

 

#"Json0" = Json.Document(#"Expanded logs"{0}[logs.Content],1252),
#"Json1" = Json.Document(#"Expanded logs"{1}[logs.Content],1252),
#"Json2" = Json.Document(#"Expanded logs"{2}[logs.Content],1252)

#"Combined" = List.Combine({#"Json0", #"Json1", #"Json2"})

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Greg_Deckler
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@dasjh123 I believe you want List.Accumulate: List.Accumulate - Function | Power Query How


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