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I have one colum with some values like
scot/english
english/scot
english
scot
so i want to filter my data by putting all this values in one cluster "english"
if it some easy way to do this?) i can make some more column and fill it with custom values like if ... then...
but mb its more easy way?
replace data not good variant, couse i want to update info every month.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @maybevlad,
In this scenario, could you go to check if the custom visual Attribute Slicer on Power BI Visual Gallery helps?![]()
Regards
Hi @maybevlad,
Have you tried using SEARCH function in this scenario? The formula below to create a new calculate column for cluster is for your reference.![]()
New Cluster =
IF (
SEARCH ( "english", Table1[Column1], 1, 0 )
+ SEARCH ( "scot", Table1[Column1], 1, 0 )
> 0,
"English",
"Others"
)
Regards
Not so good) Couse i want to filter all info via 20+ claster and want to use for this "filter" vvisualisation, as i understand its impossible to do this using "search"
Hi @maybevlad,
In this scenario, could you go to check if the custom visual Attribute Slicer on Power BI Visual Gallery helps?![]()
Regards
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