[Solved] You wrote Table.Transpose(SalesData) but get an error. Which is the most likely cause? — Ans: SalesData is not a table but a list or other type. | Power BI

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You wrote Table.Transpose(SalesData) but get an error. Which is the most likely cause?

ASalesData is not a table but a list or other type.

BYou forgot to import the SalesData table.

CTable.Transpose requires two parameters.

DTranspose only works on numeric columns.

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check input type for Table.Transpose
Table.Transpose requires a table input. If SalesData is not a table, it causes an error.
Step 2: Evaluate other options
Importing is unrelated to syntax error; function takes one parameter; transpose works on any data type.
Final Answer:
SalesData is not a table but a list or other type. -> Option A
Quick Check:
Input must be a table [OK]

Quick Trick: Ensure input is a table, not a list [OK]

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