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I guess PowerQuery is deleting rows.
You could try changing the reference to
=OFFSET(ContactBefore!$A$1,1,0)
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Hello guys,
Here is the problem:
I have a Power Query From Web query that bring a list from a Webservice, that list is stored in a WorkSheet "Contacts".
I have other Worksheet that it is form to be printed by the user.
In this form I have references to the list table from the query: "=ContactBefore!$A2", the problem is that the list could be different because the parameters change. When I refresh the query and the list changed the reference has error because something happen in the form and the references show: "=ContactBefore!#REF".
My question is why that happen? because the value can change but the cells are always there?
Thank you
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I guess PowerQuery is deleting rows.
You could try changing the reference to
=OFFSET(ContactBefore!$A$1,1,0)