I have a data table that I query from one shared department spreadsheet. I pull that data into my spreadsheet with Power Query, I don't perform any special steps, just import.
I then reference that DATA[Wire 1] and DATA[Wire 2], for example. If I put a column [Wire 1.5] in between [Wire 1] and [Wire 2] in the source data, my structured reference become DATA[Wire 1] and DATA[Wire 1.5] in my formulas.
How do I prevent this going forward? One thought I had was put "Wire 2" (in B2, for reference) above the column and change my structured reference to indirect("DATA[" & B$2 & "]") but I may want to reference multiple imported columns.
Is there a better way to reference this data?
I then reference that DATA[Wire 1] and DATA[Wire 2], for example. If I put a column [Wire 1.5] in between [Wire 1] and [Wire 2] in the source data, my structured reference become DATA[Wire 1] and DATA[Wire 1.5] in my formulas.
How do I prevent this going forward? One thought I had was put "Wire 2" (in B2, for reference) above the column and change my structured reference to indirect("DATA[" & B$2 & "]") but I may want to reference multiple imported columns.
Is there a better way to reference this data?