Help with list.accumulate

aaron lowrey

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  1. 365
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I have a table with dates in a power query column for multiple projects. The table has dates between the start date and end date that have been filtered to exclude weekends and holidays. So I have functional work dates.

I would like to add a column to this table with prorated working hours for each day. For example, If I have 22 hours, I would like to place 8 hours for each day until I have less than 8 hours and then place the remainder in the last day .

I tried several guesses with using list.accumulate to make the hours list and am getting nowhere. Would any one know of a good reference for something like this?
 

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