Microsoft query - rename a column

ChesterKaup

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I have the following in formula in a Microsoft query. The formula works fine. I would like to rename the column so it displays as a name rather than the formula.

DateDiff(Day,ProdPattern.ProductionMonth,DateAdd(Month,1,ProdPattern.ProductionMonth))

I have tried DateDiff(Day,ProdPattern.ProductionMonth,DateAdd(Month,1,Prodpattern.ProductionMonth)) as Days but that does not work. I also tried words other than days in case days is a reserved word. What is the way to do this?
 

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YourName:DateDiff(Day,ProdPattern.ProductionMonth,DateAdd(Month,1,ProdPattern.ProductionMonth))
 
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