From the course: Power BI Data Methods (2019)
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Referencing a list as a column in a table
From the course: Power BI Data Methods (2019)
Referencing a list as a column in a table
- [Instructor] Continuing on from the previous video, there's a third method that allows us to create lists by referring to a column in a table either as the table name or the step name. Since this method does not directly reference a list in the expression, we do not immediately recognize it as a function to generate a list. In the M Language Objects Power BI file, we're now going to add the Population by Zip Code query from the U.S Census Power BI file so we can test out how to create list objects from an existing table. Copying over the query allows us to consolidate our test work in M Language into a single Power BI file. Here's the M code from the Population by Zip Code query. I copy this M code. And in our current Power BI file, I select New Source, Blank Query. I leave the formula bar blank and I select the Advanced Editor window. And I paste all of the M code into the text space. Hit Done. And I…
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Utilizing parameters3m 6s
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Creating list objects4m 2s
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Referencing a list as a column in a table3m
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Leveraging record objects1m 49s
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Leveraging list functions1m 57s
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Creating date tables3m 3s
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Looping with lists6m 34s
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Combining list objects5m 36s
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