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8 maj 2020 · How do I pull Excel table column values into a SQL WHERE clause using Power Query M?
23 lut 2023 · To retrieve the rows that contain a particular value in a specific column, use the following SQL query: To apply this SQL query in your flows, replace: SHEET with the name of the spreadsheet you want to access. COLUMN NAME with the column that contains the value you want to find.
2 lis 2021 · I need to refer to and then use the column name in an IF statement. For example, in a new column, called Category, I want to say: if any of columns start with 100. and the value within the columns also begins with 100. then "Sales Cat A" else if any of the columns start with 200. and the value within the columns also begins with 200. then ...
The columns in the first row of the Excel worksheet are identified as the table's column names. The [COLUMN1]='VALUE' part of the query defines the row you want to update. In your flow, use the column name and the value based on which combination describes the rows uniquely.
14 wrz 2023 · In the first attempt, I simply refer to the column names directly (with brackets). However, ColToKeep and NameToKeep are taken to be references to the columns of interest, not as text strings that hold the column names. An error is thrown because, e.g., there is no column named ColToKeep.
25 sie 2021 · In this post I will show you how to export data from Power Automate, to an Excel file. This would seem to be a straightforward requirement, but until recently has required the use of apply to each loops which are slow and can potentially use many API actions.
15 wrz 2015 · M allows you to refer to individual values in tables by a system of co-ordinates using the name of the column and the zero-based row number (tables in Power Query are always assumed to be sorted, therefore it making it possible to ask for a value from the nth row).
