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I have a table with a column SSCC. I need to calculate potential pallet numbers which could be 10 up to 13 digits long as well as could be seperated by a comma or space. Ideally the calculation would be a calculated column.
In below example Prod 1 would have 3 pallets, and prod 2 would have 5 pallets. Any suggestions ?
Prod | Reason | SSCC | Part | Size |
1 | ON | 2539683712843, 5454365765 6546456457457 | YERTY44 | XX32 |
2 | OFF | 6542454364656 6436565465465, 656546456456 6436346436363, 6363656546456 | UMUG1X0 | XX16 |
Sure here is the issue.
A table we use has column names SSCC which stands for a pallet number. A single row might have multiple pallet numbers separated by comma or by space, and pallet numbers could be from 10 to 13 digits long.
The below example show product 1 and 2. We can see that product 1 is made up of 3 pallets and product 2 is made of 5 pallets. What is worth nothing is that the pallets are in one cell are sometimes separated by comma and sometimes by space and are 10-13 digits long.
The output I'd like to get is to put column products in a table and the calculated column with the count of pallets.
Product | SSCC (Pallet numbers) |
1 | 2539683712843, 5454365765 6546456457457 |
2 | 6542454364656 6436565465465, 656546456456 6436346436363, 6363656546456 |
Thanks for additional info.
Try this ...
In Power Query
Replace all spaces with a comma in the pallet column. This will make all delimiters commas
Then in the Transform menu use the Split column by delimiter (comma) into rows.
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