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Hi,
I'm new to Power BI, and has been tasked to move our reports from Qlikview. I've come across an issue I'm not successful in Googeling the answer to. In our database, the information of Vehicle Maintenance is stored like this:
Vehicle | Maintenance |
A-1 | A-11 |
A-1 | A-12 |
A-1 | A-13 |
B-34 | B-341 |
B-34 | B-342 |
2345864 | 23458641 |
2345864 | 23458642 |
2345864 | 23458643 |
34-321 | 34-3211 |
34-321 | 34-3212 |
The Maintenance field contains Vehicle ID&Maintenance.
What I would like is to get this out in the report:
Vehicle | Maintenance |
A-1 | 1 |
A-1 | 2 |
A-1 | 3 |
B-34 | 1 |
B-34 | 2 |
2345864 | 1 |
2345864 | 2 |
2345864 | 3 |
34-321 | 1 |
34-321 | 2 |
In Qlikview, I use the Vehicle field as delimiter, and retrieve the second part of the string.
How is this possible i Power BI?
Br,
Øystein Andresen
Solved! Go to Solution.
You can do this in Power Query. Insert a step like
= Table.AddColumn( #"Changed Type", "Maintenance ID", each Text.Replace( [Maintenance], [Vehicle],"") )
and then you can delete the original Maintenance column if you don't need it for anything else
You can do this in Power Query. Insert a step like
= Table.AddColumn( #"Changed Type", "Maintenance ID", each Text.Replace( [Maintenance], [Vehicle],"") )
and then you can delete the original Maintenance column if you don't need it for anything else
Hi,
Thanks for the reply!
I will try this solution now. 🙂
Br,
Øystein
Hi,
thanks for the reply. I have to admit I'm not sure. I would guess a calculated column.
I need it to work also when the maintenance number exceeds 10.
Br,
Øystein
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