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Hi Sir's
I need to calculate on the "TAG" collumn these things:
TYPE TAG
T1 | LX,501 |
T1 | LX,512A |
T1 | LX,512A |
T1 | LX,512A |
T1 | PO,521B |
T1 | LX,A3 |
T1 | LX,132 |
T1 | LX,512B |
T1 | PO,511 |
T1 | PO,323 |
T1 | PO,515 |
T1 | PO,232 |
T1 | PO,516 |
T1 | PO,513 |
T1 | PO,19 |
T1 | PO,531 |
T1 | LX,514 |
T1 | LX,441 |
T1 | LX,521 |
T1 | LX,SP |
T1 | PO,134 |
T1 | LX,A1 |
T1 | LX,ASF |
T1 | LX,3511 |
T1 | PO,520A |
T1 | PO,533 |
Thank you for all attention and help
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Yes. You can create a conditional column with multiple conditions in Power Query Editor!
Dear @JorgePinho
Good morning.
What if I created a custom column where I would look for the tags of each row and create a column for location (LX,PO) and another for the value of the number of rooms (512A, 501, etc...) It is possible to filter , but the issue is not always the order of tags is first the location and then number can also be vice versa. Is there a way to create a custom column in which if the value of that tag line is = to several conditions it writes in the new column?
Yes. You can create a conditional column with multiple conditions in Power Query Editor!
Each line has multiple tags separated by a comma? Is that it?
Yes , correct. The collumn "TAG" have multipla tags separated by a comma, i need to make a sum of values for each value (example : in collumn "TAG" i have "512A" three times in total values of the collumn.)
I will create one Filter with card with total value for each value TAG excluding the LX and PO
Can we change that and put only one tag in each line? It's pretty easy using power query
Yes it is an alternative, but as I export the data from another table and paste it here it is much easier and automatic to have it this way, I didn't want to have too much trouble updating the data to another table column manually, but if there is no way to calculate it this way we can use this way.
Do you really need to create a measure? You can see that using a table with two fields:
TAG (no summarization)
TAG(Count)
Sorry I sent the wrong table, I corrected the table, I in the same column have several tags separated by commas. I corrected the values again.
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