andydtaylor
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Hi,
I just took ownership of a world of pain spreadsheet and there are multiple versions. What advice would you offer me to manage this?
It's been a while since I had to do something like this and honestly I'd hoped there would be some sort of magic in power query to rescue me. Or DAX in the data model, that would work too! I've found out about a list intersect function. Is this a possible answer?
Regards,
Andrew
I just took ownership of a world of pain spreadsheet and there are multiple versions. What advice would you offer me to manage this?
- There are 4+ active file versions (its quite literally forked...)
- There are 1000 +/- 100 rows
- There are 100+-10 fields. Names are consistent. Mostly columns are added. One example of a column deleted.
- There is an ID field. 10+ rows in one version have "NEW" entered here.
It's been a while since I had to do something like this and honestly I'd hoped there would be some sort of magic in power query to rescue me. Or DAX in the data model, that would work too! I've found out about a list intersect function. Is this a possible answer?
Regards,
Andrew