Rename column depending on the name of the previous column
I have ti combine files with columns of sales and quantities.
Each file contains 2 or 3 years of data. Example of a file columns:
Customer | sales 2010 | quantities | sales 2011 | quantities
The problem is that the name quantities contains no year. I would like to rename the columns in order to get quantities 2010, quantities 2011, etc.
So taking the 4 digits from the name of the previous column and concatenate it with the string quantities.
Of course, in power query.
Rename column depending on the name of the previous column
I have ti combine files with columns of sales and quantities.
Each file contains 2 or 3 years of data. Example of a file columns:
Customer | sales 2010 | quantities | sales 2011 | quantities
The problem is that the name quantities contains no year. I would like to rename the columns in order to get quantities 2010, quantities 2011, etc.
So taking the 4 digits from the name of the previous column and concatenate it with the string quantities.
Of course, in power query.
Rename column depending on the name of the previous column
I have ti combine files with columns of sales and quantities.
Each file contains 2 or 3 years of data. Example of a file columns:
Customer | sales 2010 | quantities | sales 2011 | quantities
The problem is that the name quantities contains no year. I would like to rename the columns in order to get quantities 2010, quantities 2011, etc.
So taking the 4 digits from the name of the previous column and concatenate it with the string quantities.
Of course, in power query.
Power Query: Rename column depending on the bane of the previous column
I have ti combine files with columns of sales and quantities.
Each file contains 2 or 3 years of data. Example of a file columns:
Customer | sales 2010 | quantities | sales 2011 | quantities
The problem is that the name quantities contains no year. I would like to rename the columns in order to get quantities 2010, quantities 2011, etc.
So taking the 4 digits from the name of the previous column and concatenate it with the string quantities.
Of course, in power query.