Power Query Passing FileName into a Table column

Radoslaw Poprawski

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
Hi all,
Please remind me the trick,
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in the "name" column i have my file names
in "Data" column I have Tables,

Im trying to pass the filename into tables in Data column
I remember there was a way like so:
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But for the life of me im blanked out and cannot remember the trick to it.
can any1 help?
 

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nevermind I figured it out:
Power Query:
= Table.AddColumn( Custom1,"Data_Origin_Added", each Table.AddColumn([Data], "Data_Origin",(OT) => [Name]))
 
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