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Hi @Anonymous You might want to try switch statement
Column = SWITCH(TRUE()
,'Table'[Age Mth to Mth]="Yr 1","New Car"
,'Table'[Age Mth to Mth]="Yr 2","In Warr"
,'Table'[Age Mth to Mth]="Yr 3","In Warr"
,'Table'[Age Mth to Mth]="Yr 4","Out Warr"
,'Table'[Age Mth to Mth]="Yr 5","Out Warr"
,'Table'[Age Mth to Mth]="Yr 6","Aged Car"
,'Table'[Age Mth to Mth]="Yr 7","Aged Car"
,'Table'[Age Mth to Mth]="Yr 8","Aged Car"
,'Table'[Age Mth to Mth]="Yr 9","Fence Sitter"
,'Table'[Age Mth to Mth]="Yr 10","Fence Sitter","Fence Sitter")
Hi,
Create the second table and in the Query Editor, use the Merge Table feature to bring over the required column to your existing table.
Hi @Anonymous ,
I think your column [Age Mth to Mth] should be a calculated column, so you cannot find it in power query.
We can take a look at the article below: Calculated columns in Power BI Desktop, which explains the main difference between those two columns.
Hi @Anonymous You might want to try switch statement
Column = SWITCH(TRUE()
,'Table'[Age Mth to Mth]="Yr 1","New Car"
,'Table'[Age Mth to Mth]="Yr 2","In Warr"
,'Table'[Age Mth to Mth]="Yr 3","In Warr"
,'Table'[Age Mth to Mth]="Yr 4","Out Warr"
,'Table'[Age Mth to Mth]="Yr 5","Out Warr"
,'Table'[Age Mth to Mth]="Yr 6","Aged Car"
,'Table'[Age Mth to Mth]="Yr 7","Aged Car"
,'Table'[Age Mth to Mth]="Yr 8","Aged Car"
,'Table'[Age Mth to Mth]="Yr 9","Fence Sitter"
,'Table'[Age Mth to Mth]="Yr 10","Fence Sitter","Fence Sitter")
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