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I have a table which contains all the restaurant locations by city in the State of Texas. I would like to roll-up or consolidate restaurants into regions for four of the major metropolitan areas in the state - Dallas/Fort Worth, Houston, Austin, and San Antonio. Each region/metropolitan area contains multiple cities [e.g., DFW MA includes 200 cities] - what would be the best approach to create these regions?
Thank you!
~AGS
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Hey @AaronGlenn10 ,
I'm happy you can solve it with the "New Group" function.
Hey @AaronGlenn10 ,
you have multiple possibilities to group.
Do you want to do this manually or do you have a file to map?
You could do it in Power Query, with a calculated column or the "New Group" function in PowerBI.
I figured out how to do it with the "New Group" function. Thank you!
Hey @AaronGlenn10 ,
I'm happy you can solve it with the "New Group" function.
I'll do it manually.
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