illusionek
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Hello
PowerQuery does not accept fields formatted as date as a column name. When I used option 'Use First Row as Headers' instead of my dates I got Column3, Column4 etc
I am importing a table into PowerQuery so I can use Unpivot Columns option, so it is important to me that my dates are column headers.
As a workaround I change dates to text value before importing to PowerQuery, unpivot data, export back to Excel and then I change text value back to date value.
I was wondering if there is a smarter way of doing this?
Many thanks.
PowerQuery does not accept fields formatted as date as a column name. When I used option 'Use First Row as Headers' instead of my dates I got Column3, Column4 etc
I am importing a table into PowerQuery so I can use Unpivot Columns option, so it is important to me that my dates are column headers.
As a workaround I change dates to text value before importing to PowerQuery, unpivot data, export back to Excel and then I change text value back to date value.
I was wondering if there is a smarter way of doing this?
Many thanks.