Looks like "Special Ed Code" is missing the type after its comma.
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= Table.TransformColumnTypes(#"Promoted Headers",{<!-- -->{"Student", type any}, {"Last Name", type text}, {"First Name", type any}, {"Unit", type any}, {"POD", type text}, {"School District", type text}, {"School", type text}, {"Grade", type any}, {"Special Ed Code", }, {"1st Indate", Type any} type text, {"Date in H2", type any}, {"IEP start", type any}, {"IEP end", type any}, {"ETR", type type text}, {"Services", type text}, {"Column16", type text}, {"Column17", type any}})
I keep getting error
Expression.SyntaxError: A Comma cannot precede a RightBrace.
Looks like "Special Ed Code" is missing the type after its comma.
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