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Hi all,
In a certain table I have duplicated rows where the old ones have this format "name_XXXX-XXX_customer", and the new ones "XXXX-XXX_customer". I want to display in the report only the new ones. Which is the best approach?
My colleague who usually gives me support on this is on holidays and I'm trying to get over this before his return hoping the community could help me ;-).
Best regards and thanks in advance!
Carlos
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Hi @cferraz_hemav ,
You may enter into Query Editor, select on this column, go to Text Filter-> "Does not Contain", type "name_" beside the option "does not contain".
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Thanks @v-xicai but name can be any name (e.g. Las Torallas, Seuva-1,...) so I cannot use this approach
Do you want to do this in Power Query or in DAX?
I don't have preference on doing it in power query or DAX, which do you think is the best approach?
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Thanks! I'll try and come back