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The date column is split in two rows. Any suggiestions how can I combnine the date number from the first row with the month name from the second row?
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Hi,
1. split column after first character from right to identify where you have "-" and where not
2. add an if column, where is "-", column that you have now , where not null
3. on that column filled down to fill null values
4. add column - column you have now&column resulted at step 3
5. delete rows unuseful on initial column like Jan, Feb etc
Best,
Cosmin
Hi,
1. split column after first character from right to identify where you have "-" and where not
2. add an if column, where is "-", column that you have now , where not null
3. on that column filled down to fill null values
4. add column - column you have now&column resulted at step 3
5. delete rows unuseful on initial column like Jan, Feb etc
Best,
Cosmin
Worked like a charm thank you!!
@Petrosfl You could probably create two separate data sources from that - one with "Count" not null and one with "Count" null, index those columns in each data source and then merge.
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