simple power query thats frustrating me

Tradesman

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. MacOS
I have a list if invoices that contains these headers

Original Headings
  1. Sell-to Customer No.
  2. Customer Name
  3. Document No.
  4. Posting Date
  5. Type
  6. No.
  7. Description
  8. Quantity
  9. Unit Price Excl. VAT
  10. Amount
  11. Unit Cost (LCY)
  12. Unit Cost
  13. Original Order Qty.

I can populate it from an xlsx file exported from Micisopft NAV

all i want to do is when ive ran a new invoice report - add the new invoices to the bottom of the dta table - checking for duplicates while i do it.

I thought append would work but I'm struggling to get it do what i want

I think i just need to place a new sales report into a folder then run a query from the main workbook with the consolidated data in it?

but i can get it right - i think i am just a newbie

help pls
 

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Okay cool - that should do it then I add another step of remove duplicates (in case the new sales reports overlap )

and I'm done - iii report back shortly......
 
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In excel for mac it doesn't have an option for folder only 1 of 8 file options??

any ideas
 

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Copy the Mcode that Mynda provided for the Source and put that into your blank query. I don't have a MAC and that seems to be the only rational solution that I can think of. Maybe one of the MAC experts with PQ knowledge will come by. In the meantime, I will do some research on Mr. Google.

EDIT: Found the following. Scroll Down to find a workaround
 
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