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Seeking help in figuring out a query that will replace all values greater than 1 with 1
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Hi,
Please try to add custom columns in Query Editor:
Hope this helps.
Best Regards,
Giotto Zhi
Hi,
Please try to add custom columns in Query Editor:
Hope this helps.
Best Regards,
Giotto Zhi
Create new columns
Category 1 new =if(table[Category 1 ]>1,1,0)
Category 2 new =if(table[Category 2 ]>1,1,0)
Category 3 new =if(table[Category 3 ]>1,1,0)
@amitchandak - not practicable as columns can vary (15-25) from source data. currently has 15 columns. I'd rather transform the the data in edit query within existing columns
You can do while doing some calculation like
New Measure = Sumx(table,if(table[category]>1,1,0))
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