I know this a somewhat older video but the basics are still in there so very valuable info. I did have a problem with the following M code though: //Records let Names = [Speaker="Chris", Speaker2="Marco"] In Names Expression.SyntaxError: Token Comma expected. After examining carefully, the problem was the capitalized "I" in In. Case matters in M code folks!
Hey Thanks Tommy. Thumbs up and I subscribed you. It's late into Party, please can you share the links to work book, I lost it @ 00:26:04 as I do not have the source data. Please help me to continue and get to the destination of understanding M language
I started working with excel in 2015, can't believe i am liking this in 2024
I know this a somewhat older video but the basics are still in there so very valuable info. I did have a problem with the following M code though:
//Records
let
Names = [Speaker="Chris", Speaker2="Marco"]
In
Names
Expression.SyntaxError: Token Comma expected.
After examining carefully, the problem was the capitalized "I" in In. Case matters in M code folks!
Thanks for a lecture from the Data God.
Although there is tons of stuff on Power Query on the interwebs, there is suprsingly little material and training in M language.
Would like to have your content so I could work through it by my self, practice makes perfect. Good Video
Hey Thanks Tommy. Thumbs up and I subscribed you. It's late into Party, please can you share the links to work book, I lost it @ 00:26:04 as I do not have the source data. Please help me to continue and get to the destination of understanding M language