I'm ultimately planning to build a snapshot table using Power Automate, but first I need to engineer a date stamp. I'm querying a CRM database where users are toggling a field to indicate a change in status from null to "Tracked." There is no date stamp recoverable in the database, but I want to be able to report how many new "Tracked" records are added each week, month, quarter, year. I have UniqueID and, in Power Query have filtered the Tracked Y/N field to only show Y records in my table. Let's say I start today and have 1000 records with the date of today (9/24/2024). When my query refreshes tomorrow, and there are now 1020 records, I want to have a column that preserves the 9/24 date stamp on the initial 1000 records and adds a 9/25 date stamp to the 20 new records. Then I'll figure out the part about snapshotting the new data and appending it to the existing somewhere in sharepoint. Is there a way to achieve this that I'm not considering?
↧