![]() Source = Table.FirstN(SharePoint.Files(#"SP Folder", ), Table.RowCount(SharePoint. Notes: Increases the internal resolution from 1024圆40 to 1280x720. A tad convoluted, but bippity boppity boo, all my rows were loaded without an error, albeit without last access date: This page documents all patches that are shipped through RPCS3s patch download. It occurred to me that I might be able to load the TopN rows with ApiVersion 14, where N is simply the number of rows that I determine using a Table.RowCount statement that uses ApiVersion 15. But unfortunately you cannot remove this row with a Table.RemoveRowsWithErrors statement (I guess because it is not really a row in the table). What I noticed was the error appeared as a row after the last row of filenames in the table. Using ApiVersion 14 loads the dates in the correct local format but causes internal Server Error 500. Using ApiVersion 15 resulted in parse errors on the date columns because they are not loaded with local format, so any day number > 12 is invalid. In my case I needed to load the files from a SP Folder and be able to use the create/update dates in local (AUS) format. ![]() Somewhat belated, but here is my workaround.
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