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user2jenny
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Clause IF equals to multiple values

Hello,

 

I'am wondering how can i do this:

 

= Table.AddColumn( if [A] = "1" then List.Contains({"B" , "C","D" })
else null)

 

it doesn't work with my formula

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I think i've solved this, i've just created a table for that

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JorgePinho
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Hello @user2jenny ! I'm sorry but it wasn't clear to me what was your desired output. Can you explain in a different way and possibly provide an example?

Hello @JorgePinho ,

 

I want to add a custom column in Power query with one same condition but equals to multiple values, for example(IF you="boy", then "Jimmy" or "Alex" or "John")

Hope my explication is better.

I can't understand what you want to write in the custom column. You want to write a list of those names?

I want the function returns these values in the custom column, like below:

 

column 1 | Custom column 2

boy          |   Jimmy    

boy          |   Jimmy

boy           |   Alex

boy           |   John

boy           |   John

 

How do you choose which of the three names "Jimmy" "Alex" "John" to write in each case? 

I think i've solved this, i've just created a table for that

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