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How could I write power query to achieve below? whichever column has value, it'll be listed in "Final ID" column.
If both ID and Identifier columns have values, then take ID column's value.
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pls try this
List.Max({[Id],[Identifier]})Hi @unicorns
Please to achieve your goal you can add a conditional column like on bellow picture:
Result
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