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Hi,

Just to come back on this, I've identified the cause as being a merge done in Power Query which appears to be creating gremlins. Moving this task 'upstream' to SQL Server (my data source) seems to have fixed things.

Good to see it resolved, but quite alarming that Power Query has such flaws.

Cheers,

Matty
 
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