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Moving a column or multiple columns to the beginning of a table in Power Query can create a lot of extra M code if the table contains a large amount of columns. This custom function reduces that possibility and keeps the M code to a minimum

If you have ever tried to create a two-column table that contains all possible combinations of two ranges of values in Excel, you might have encountered a variety of struggles. You may have used nested loops, helper columns, array formulas, or even VBA macros to achieve this task. However, these methods can be cumbersome, inefficient, or error-prone, especially if you have large or dynamic ranges.