It's easier to just set up a parameter table with the folder path in it, as in the attached version of your file.
Rory
Thank you!
But can u explain how I can do that? only I give the cell name ParameterTable ? Then how I connect it with the PowerQuery Table?
Look at the change I made to the first step of your query.
I see but I dont knpw how to do it
You just need a table called Parameter Table set up like I did in your sample file.
This video may help to understand what Rory is referring to.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHNVkiGlUbE
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1. Create a new range name
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='New folder'!$E$1
2. Power Query to get folder path from range name
3. VBA to put folder path at E1 and refresh all queryPlease Login or Register to view this content.
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