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I'm not sure how to solve this one and could use some help from the Power BI Community...
I'm hoping to aggregate the dates into a count, with null showing a 0. So if someone has two dates associated with their employee ID, they should show a 2 in the training completed column. There are other pieces of information in this table which all have 1 row of information per Employee ID - so the entire table should remain. Id like to solve this in Power Query.
I have a table:
Employee ID | Training Completed date | 10 more columns on other things about employee
251 | null
542 | 1/23/2019
542 | 2/27/2019
693 | null
002 | 3/31/2019
I'd like it to look like:
Employee ID
251 | 0
542 | 2
693 | 0
002 | 1
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@Anonymous this could work, see attached
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