Power Query -- Merge All Columns

Comfy

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Is it possible to merge all columns in a Table rather than explicitly listing all the column names ([Column1], [Column2], ....., [Column183])

I'm attempting to identify the header row. To do this I need to find a key word in a column, this column is not fixed.

So I'm thinking of doing the following:
  • Duplicate Query1 = Query2
  • Add Index to Q1
  • Merge all columns in Query2
  • Add Index to Q2
  • Look for the header row keyword in Q2
  • Join Q2 result to Q1 using Index column.
 

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