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You have a table with columns ID, Name, Age, and Salary. You want to remove Age, rename Salary to Income, and reorder columns so Name comes first. Which sequence of Power Query steps is correct?

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You have a table with columns ID, Name, Age, and Salary. You want to remove Age, rename Salary to Income, and reorder columns so Name comes first. Which sequence of Power Query steps is correct?

ARemove <code>Age</code>, Rename <code>Salary</code> to <code>Income</code>, Reorder columns to ["Name", "ID", "Income"]
BRename <code>Salary</code> to <code>Income</code>, Remove <code>Age</code>, Reorder columns to ["ID", "Name", "Income"]
CReorder columns to ["ID", "Name", "Salary", "Age"], Remove <code>Age</code>, Rename <code>Salary</code> to <code>Income</code>
DRemove <code>Name</code>, Rename <code>Age</code> to <code>Income</code>, Reorder columns to ["ID", "Salary"]
Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
  1. Step 1: Remove the Age column

    First, remove the unwanted Age column to exclude it from the table.
  2. Step 2: Rename Salary to Income

    Next, rename the Salary column to Income for clarity.
  3. Step 3: Reorder columns with Name first

    Finally, reorder columns so Name is first, followed by ID and Income.
  4. Final Answer:

    Remove Age, Rename Salary to Income, Reorder columns to ["Name", "ID", "Income"] -> Option A
  5. Quick Check:

    Remove, Rename, Reorder in that order [OK]
Quick Trick: Remove unwanted, rename needed, reorder last [OK]
Common Mistakes:
  • Reordering before removing columns
  • Renaming wrong columns
  • Removing needed columns by mistake

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