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Thank you as always.
I have a question about the BI Power Query editor, so please let me know.
As shown in the attached image, there are two logs for the same user, and I would like to combine them into one log.
The conditions are:
If the first registration date and time is "Null", I want to display the first registration date and time that is not "Null".
For the latest access date and time, I want to display the latest access date and time that is "Null".
If the event at the time of first registration is "Null", I want to display the event at the time of first registration that is not "Null".
For the event at the time of last access, I want to display the event at the time of last access that is "Null".
For the number of participations, I want to display the total number of the two.
Please tell me how to do this.
Thank you in advance.
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