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hi,
I have a Column:
| A, B |
| B, C |
| A, C |
| D, E, F |
| D, E, G |
how can I combine the 2 rows into one row in Power Query, if they have any value common:
Expected result:
| A, B | A, B, C |
| B, C | A, B, C |
| A, C | A, B, C |
| D, E, F | D, E, F, G |
| D, E, G | D, E, F, G |
Thanks
Hi @Iamnvt
A bit more steps needed to implement, please see my pbix to catch the idea.
If you have any problem, please feel free to ask me.
Best Regards
Maggie
hi @v-juanli-msft,
thank you for your solution. I checked it, and have few comments:
1. If I change the sequence of the values in column1, this is not working anymore. Eg:
| A, B | A, B, C |
| D, E, F | D, E, F, G |
| A, C | A, B, C |
| B, C | A, B, C |
| D, E, G | D, E, F, G |
2. This solution is little bit brute force. My problem is not limited in 3 values in one column, but could extend to many values.
Is there any generalized approach to address this problem?
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