Compare 2 columns and return value to one column

[Syndicate_Admin]

Hello community

I have the following query, what logic would apply if the values in column 1 are less than column 2, then the value in column 1 would move to column 2

Column 1	Column 2
38	50
15
23
12	50
11

This should be the result.

Column 1	Column 2
38	50
15	15
23	23
12	50
11	11

Thank you

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Hi @Syndicate_Admin,

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Thank you @rajendraongole1   for the helpful response.

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[rajendraongole1]

Did I answer your question? we can achieve the same in Power query editor. please check and mark my post as a solution if it meets.

[rajendraongole1]

Hi @Syndicate_Admin  - You can create a new column in Power BI and use the below logic

New_Column2 =

IF('Table1'[Column 1] < 'Table1'[Column 2] || ISBLANK('Table1'[Column 2]), 'Table1'[Column 1], 'Table1'[Column 2])

Hope this helps.

[Syndicate_Admin]

Thanks for the help, however I wouldn't want to create a new column because I have 50 columns to compare, and it would be cumbersome for me to create 50 more columns, so I needed to replace it in the same column.

[rajendraongole1]

HI @Syndicate_Admin - Open Power Query Editor (Transform Data).
Select Column 2 (the one you want to modify).
Click on "Add Column" → "Custom Column" and enter this formula:

output using custom column:

Hope this helps.