A
- AccessControlEntry.ConditionToIdentities
- Access.Database
- ActiveDirectory.Domains
- AdobeAnalytics.Cubes
- AdoDotNet.DataSource
- AdoDotNet.Query
- AnalysisServices.Database
- AnalysisServices.Databases
- AzureStorage.BlobContents
- AzureStorage.Blobs
- AzureStorage.DataLake
- AzureStorage.DataLakeContents
- AzureStorage.Tables
B
- BinaryFormat.Binary
- BinaryFormat.Byte
- BinaryFormat.ByteOrder
- BinaryFormat.Choice
- BinaryFormat.Decimal
- BinaryFormat.Double
- BinaryFormat.Group
- BinaryFormat.Length
- BinaryFormat.List
- BinaryFormat.Null
- BinaryFormat.Record
- BinaryFormat.SignedInteger16
- BinaryFormat.SignedInteger32
- BinaryFormat.SignedInteger64
- BinaryFormat.Single
- BinaryFormat.Text
- BinaryFormat.Transform
- BinaryFormat.UnsignedInteger16
- BinaryFormat.UnsignedInteger32
- BinaryFormat.UnsignedInteger64
- BinaryFormat.7BitEncodedSignedInteger
- BinaryFormat.7BitEncodedUnsignedInteger
- Binary data
- Binary.ApproximateLength
- Binary.Buffer
- Binary.Combine
- Binary.Compress
- Binary.Decompress
- Binary.From
- Binary.FromList
- Binary.FromText
- Binary.InferContentType
- Binary.Length
- Binary.Range
- Binary.Split
- Binary.ToList
- Binary.ToText
- Binary.View
- Binary.ViewError
- Binary.ViewFunction
- Byte.From
C
- Cdm.Contents
- Character.FromNumber
- Character.ToNumber
- Combiner.CombineTextByDelimiter
- Combiner.CombineTextByEachDelimiter
- Combiner.CombineTextByLengths
- Combiner.CombineTextByPositions
- Combiner.CombineTextByRanges
- Comparer.FromCulture
- Comparer.Ordinal
- Comparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase
- Controlling byte order
- Csv.Document
- Cube.AddAndExpandDimensionColumn
- Cube.AddMeasureColumn
- Cube.ApplyParameter
- Cube.AttributeMemberId
- Cube.AttributeMemberProperty
- Cube.CollapseAndRemoveColumns
- Cube.Dimensions
- Cube.DisplayFolders
- Cube.MeasureProperties
- Cube.MeasureProperty
- Cube.Measures
- Cube.Parameters
- Cube.Properties
- Cube.PropertyKey
- Cube.ReplaceDimensions
- Cube.Transform
- Currency.From
D
- DateTime.AddZone
- DateTime.Date
- DateTime.FixedLocalNow
- DateTime.From
- DateTime.FromFileTime
- DateTime.FromText
- DateTime.IsInCurrentHour
- DateTime.IsInCurrentMinute
- DateTime.IsInCurrentSecond
- DateTime.IsInNextHour
- DateTime.IsInNextMinute
- DateTime.IsInNextNHours
- DateTime.IsInNextNMinutes
- DateTime.IsInNextNSeconds
- DateTime.IsInNextSecond
- DateTime.IsInPreviousHour
- DateTime.IsInPreviousMinute
- DateTime.IsInPreviousNHours
- DateTime.IsInPreviousNMinutes
- DateTime.IsInPreviousNSeconds
- DateTime.IsInPreviousSecond
- DateTime.LocalNow
- DateTime.Time
- DateTime.ToRecord
- DateTime.ToText
- Date.AddDays
- Date.AddMonths
- Date.AddQuarters
- Date.AddWeeks
- Date.AddYears
- Date.Day
- Date.DayOfWeek
- Date.DayOfWeekName
- Date.DayOfYear
- Date.DaysInMonth
- Date.EndOfDay
- Date.EndOfMonth
- Date.EndOfQuarter
- Date.EndOfWeek
- Date.EndOfYear
- Date.From
- Date.FromText
- Date.IsInCurrentDay
- Date.IsInCurrentMonth
- Date.IsInCurrentQuarter
- Date.IsInCurrentWeek
- Date.IsInCurrentYear
- Date.IsInNextDay
- Date.IsInNextMonth
- Date.IsInNextNDays
- Date.IsInNextNMonths
- Date.IsInNextNQuarters
- Date.IsInNextNWeeks
- Date.IsInNextNYears
- Date.IsInNextQuarter
- Date.IsInNextWeek
- Date.IsInNextYear
- Date.IsInPreviousDay
- Date.IsInPreviousMonth
- Date.IsInPreviousNDays
- Date.IsInPreviousNMonths
- Date.IsInPreviousNQuarters
- Date.IsInPreviousNWeeks
- Date.IsInPreviousNYears
- Date.IsInPreviousQuarter
- Date.IsInPreviousWeek
- Date.IsInPreviousYear
- Date.IsInYearToDate
- Date.IsLeapYear
- Date.Month
- Date.MonthName
- Date.QuarterOfYear
- Date.StartOfDay
- Date.StartOfMonth
- Date.StartOfQuarter
- Date.StartOfWeek
- Date.StartOfYear
- Date.ToRecord
- Date.ToText
- Date.WeekOfMonth
- Date.WeekOfYear
- Date.Year
- DB2.Database
- Decimal.From
- Diagnostics.ActivityId
- Diagnostics.Trace
- DirectQueryCapabilities.From
- Double.From
- Duration.Days
- Duration.From
- Duration.FromText
- Duration.Hours
- Duration.Minutes
- Duration.Seconds
- Duration.ToRecord
- Duration.TotalDays
- Duration.TotalHours
- Duration.TotalMinutes
- Duration.TotalSeconds
- Duration.ToText
E
F
G
H
I
L
- Lines.FromBinary
- Lines.FromText
- Lines.ToBinary
- Lines.ToText
- List.Accumulate
- List.AllTrue
- List.Alternate
- List.AnyTrue
- List.Average
- List.Buffer
- List.Combine
- List.ConformToPageReader
- List.Contains
- List.ContainsAll
- List.ContainsAny
- List.Count
- List.Covariance
- List.Dates
- List.DateTimes
- List.DateTimeZones
- List.Difference
- List.Distinct
- List.Durations
- List.FindText
- List.First
- List.FirstN
- List.Generate
- List.InsertRange
- List.Intersect
- List.IsDistinct
- List.IsEmpty
- List.Last
- List.LastN
- List.MatchesAll
- List.MatchesAny
- List.Max
- List.MaxN
- List.Median
- List.Min
- List.MinN
- List.Mode
- List.Modes
- List.NonNullCount
- List.Numbers
- List.Percentile
- List.PositionOf
- List.PositionOfAny
- List.Positions
- List.Product
- List.Random
- List.Range
- List.RemoveFirstN
- List.RemoveItems
- List.RemoveLastN
- List.RemoveMatchingItems
- List.RemoveNulls
- List.RemoveRange
- List.Repeat
- List.ReplaceMatchingItems
- List.ReplaceRange
- List.ReplaceValue
- List.Reverse
- List.Select
- List.Single
- List.SingleOrDefault
- List.Skip
- List.Sort
- List.Split
- List.StandardDeviation
- List.Sum
- List.Times
- List.Transform
- List.TransformMany
- List.Union
- List.Zip
- Logical.From
- Logical.FromText
In this article, we will explore the M code behind the BinaryFormat.SignedInteger64 function and provide examples of how it can be used in Power Query.
Understanding the BinaryFormat.SignedInteger64 function
The BinaryFormat.SignedInteger64 function is used to convert a binary value to a signed 64-bit integer value or vice versa. The syntax for this function is as follows:
BinaryFormat.SignedInteger64(binary as binary, optional endian as nullable number) as number
The binary parameter is a binary value that represents a signed 64-bit integer. The optional endian parameter specifies the byte order of the binary value. If no endian value is specified, the function assumes a little-endian byte order.
The function returns a signed 64-bit integer value.
Example 1: Converting binary data to a signed 64-bit integer
Suppose we have the following binary data:
11010011 01100111 10111100 00001111 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000001
We can use the BinaryFormat.SignedInteger64 function to convert this binary value to a signed 64-bit integer as follows:
let
binaryData = Binary.FromText(“1101001101100111101111000000111100000000000000000000000000000001”, BinaryEncoding.Base2),
signedInt = BinaryFormat.SignedInteger64(binaryData)
in
signedInt
The resulting signed integer value is -7,250,000,063.
Example 2: Converting a signed 64-bit integer to binary data
Suppose we have the signed 64-bit integer value -7,250,000,063. We can use the BinaryFormat.SignedInteger64 function to convert this value to binary data as follows:
let
signedInt = -7250000063,
binaryData = BinaryFormat.SignedInteger64(signedInt)
in
binaryData
The resulting binary value is:
11010011 01100111 10111100 00001111 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000001
The BinaryFormat.SignedInteger64 function is a powerful tool for working with signed 64-bit integers in Power Query. Whether you need to convert binary data to a signed integer or vice versa, this function can help you get the job done quickly and efficiently. By understanding the M code behind this function, you can unleash the full potential of Power Query and take your data manipulation to the next level.
