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# Power Query Functions
## Introduction

This repository offers a suite of Power Query functions and scripts, aiming to streamline data manipulation tasks. It addresses the lack of a centralized library system in Power Query, helping developers avoid redundant efforts and improve efficiency.

Power Query's absence of shared libraries leads to unnecessary duplication and inefficiencies in development. By aggregating reusable code, this project encourages more efficient data handling and reduces development time.
Power Query's absence of shared libraries leads to unnecessary duplication and inefficiencies in development. This project encourages more efficient data handling and reduces development time by aggregating reusable code.

Despite Power Query's limitations, such as its specific M code environment, this initiative promotes community collaboration to expand its capabilities. Through sharing code and expertise, it seeks to overcome inherent challenges and push the boundaries of Power Query's functionality.

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`M[General.PictureBinary](table, number, number)`

## Contributing
Contributions are welcome! Feel free to submit a pull request if you have any new functions or improvements to existing ones.
**Contributions are welcome!** Feel free to submit a pull request if you have any new functions or improvements to existing ones.

Please contribute in the folder category that best suits. If the folder does not exist, create it.

The functions you create will only work if all the Power Query native functions used are declared in the [M.pq](M.pq) file. You can run the [M_Creator.py](M_Creator.py) Python script, which will locate all the functions via regex and rewrite an M.pq file.
The functions you create will only work if all the Power Query native functions used are declared in the [M.pq](M.pq) file. You can run the [M_Creator.py](M_Creator.py) Python script to locate all the functions via regex and rewrite an M.pq file.

### Contributing guidelines
1. Make sure to add the corresponding credits to your code. Plagiarism will not be tolerated.
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## License
This project is licensed under the [MIT License](LICENSE).
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