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For example: if I just have this table

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| power |
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| 100   |
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I just want the value 100 (a number in this case). And if for example, the value is a string I want to have the value of the string too.

I need this to incorporate this subquery into another query, more precisely in a condition function.

PS: I use M language (Power Query in POWER BI Desktop)

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1 Answers

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votes

After you load the table in the query editor, you can right-click on the value 100 and select Drill Down. This will give you a single value instead of a table.

It does this using the M code Source{0}[Power] where 0 is the row index and Power is the column.

let
    Source = <data source for your table>,
    Power = Source{0}[Power]
in
    Power

There are other ways you can do this too. For example, the first element in the table's column:

List.First(Source[Power])