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Old 02-20-2023, 08:43 AM
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Originally Posted by kilroyscarnival View Post
My wrinkle is that I actually need the subfolders for invoices in each of the project folders. I am able to do that in Power Query, except for the few Invoices files that don't yet have invoices in them.
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I have tinkered around with the setup you shared, and I can only get it to list the main folders on the drive.
If you've done (or started) this with a powershell command, what was the command, because command you've shown only returns the top level of folders?
Are we talking only one level down of subfolders?


Otherwise I'll have an explore in the coming days.
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