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Dear all,
I have a little problem on Power Query,
In fact, I integrated TABLE1 from an Excel file and in Power BI and I want to transform the table and explode it according to the number of days off (by modifying the date each time of END) as shown below.
there is any solution to do it in Power Query PBI?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @Anonymous
Create a Custom Column as shown below.
After creating above column expand the rows and apply necessary transformations.
Hope this helps.
Please mark as a solution if serves right.
Thanks
Hi @Anonymous
Create a Custom Column as shown below.
After creating above column expand the rows and apply necessary transformations.
Hope this helps.
Please mark as a solution if serves right.
Thanks
@Anonymous thank you 🙂
@Anonymous , Try like
Group by all other than end date. Take max of end Date
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