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The documentation on Power Query's Excel.CurrentWorkbook function claims: "It returns tables, named ranges, and dynamic arrays."
I created a test workbook, containing just a single Excel table. When I call Power Query's "Excel.CurrentWorkbook()" function, nothing is returned:
Why?
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CurrentWorkbook means the file where the query is located in, that does not mean the active workbook.
I guess from your screenshot that your query is in "Mappe1" where the table is in "Mappe2".
Andreas.