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So the answer is a List.Accumulator function, I had an issue initially as I was checking the whole column but using the Record.Field fixed that issue.

  DoCompare = (a, b) => if a = b then "Good" else "Bad",
  Check3 = List.Accumulator(CompareList, Source, 
  (tbl, checkName) => 
    Table.AddColumn(tbl, check name, each
       DoCompare(
         Record.Field(_, Text.Replace(checkName, "Check ") & "1"),
         Record.Field(_, Text.Replace(checkName, "Check ") & "2")
       )
    )
  )

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