Splitting Columns in excel file correctly using power query 07-08-2022 02:00 AM hi, newbie to PowerBi so hoping for some help i have a basic excel file that has an ID column and a "reason" column. the reason column can have multiple enteries in each cell, e.g...
Solved: I want to split a column into multiple columns e.g i want to create a column for each of keyboard,desktop,Mouse,dongle so that i can view wat
Dental,VisionandVoluntary Hospital Carebenefits and filtered out all others). Once this is done I could fill the conditional columns either "Up" or "Down", however this method does not work if there are numerous EE's who did not elect a particular...
Hello Everyone, Wish you a HAPPY NEW YEAR. I have this data : The result should come like this : So, what formula should i write ? I am using Microsoft Office 2016 Please help.. Here is a attached file.. ...you can use =MID(A2;2;3) or Hope I was able to help you with thi...
Is there any way to individually create these columns from the original table, by adding new columns? I tried exploring option to count the number of characters in reference to the / delimiter, etc but kind of got even more confused than before... Message 3 of 4 33,768 Views ...
My inital thought was to find events in power query that crossed this time frame and somehow split the events into 2 rows (or 3 or 4 if they lasted over 1 week). I've used alot of if statements, splitting up columns of dates etc and still haven't got to the row splitting yet...
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The OUTER APPLY clause returns all the rows on the left side (@t) whether they return any rows in the table-valued-function or not. The columns that the table-valued-function returns are null if no rows are returned. The CROSS APPLY only returns rows from the left side (@t) if the...
I have a big data set and one of the columns contains data that was populated from a multiple choice answer on a form where the data came from. The column in...