Need to keep File Name and date modified

wilster98

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I create a report weekly. I use Power Query to get the data from a number of new Excel files (Dimension reports). Each file has a number of records. When I load to the spreadsheet, I lose the file name and modified date. I can't really create a one to many relationship (I think?) because it is new data every week.

Is there a way to keep the identifying information with the data?

Thanks
Willy

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maybe select Content, Name and Date modified then remove other columns and then expand Content
 
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after expand go to the Applied Steps and remove this step (after Invoke step)
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and then remove Content column
 
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