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- TREATAS is a table function that changes the data lineage of its first argument. The first argument of TREATAS needs to be a table. Starting from the second argument, you provide column references and these are used to change the lineage of the first table. If the first table contains one column only, you need to provide one column reference so that TREATAS changes the lineage of the only column in the first table to the provided lineage. If the first argument contains multiple columns, you will need to repeat the second argument multiple times, once for each of the columns which are present in the first table. The matching happens by position. So the second argument is the lineage of the first column - the first column in the table, the third argument is the lineage of the second column, and so on. You typically use TREATAS in order to use a table to filter columns in the model. Letamp;#39;s see that with a couple of examples. In this first example, Iamp;#39;m computing the sales