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P45cal,
This is the code that I need to "reverse" but I really do not know how let Source = Excel. CurrentWorkbook(), #"Filtered Rows" = Table. SelectRows(Source, each ([Name] = "RegnsNotRenewedThisYear")) #"ExpandedContent" #"SortedRows" #"KeptLastRows" #"RemovedColums" I tried inserting "tbl=>" before the let and the "RegnsNotRenewedThisYear" to "tbl" but received an error. Thank you. |
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