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Hi All,
I need support on filtering values based on the value's length. First, I have a table that contain alpha numeric characters with different value lengths, I would like to filter and display only the one's with 4 letters. See table below.
Project Structure: Description
CS.1176 |
CS.1176.BD14 |
CS.1176.BD14.03 |
CS.1176.BD14.03.05 |
CS.1176.BD14.03.05.001 |
CS.1176.BD14.10 |
CS.1178 |
CS.1179 |
CS.1180 |
2. If also want to know if its possible that when you do a filter and select the values(4 letters) as requested in the first question, it displays only the associated surfix values only. Example,
If i do a filter visual to list the reduced 4 letters, i.e CS.1176 as shown in the above table, and i select it, it should display only values that starts with the prefix CS.1176, ie. CS.1176.BD14, CS.1176.BD14.03.05 etc.
Thanks, in Anticipation.
Solved! Go to Solution.
you can create a calculated column in power query and count the number of letters and then you can already filter by the number of letters.
Text.Length(
Text.Select(
[DATA],
{"A".."z"}))
Hi @Ahmedx , Many thanks. It actually did the magic. I only also modified it to filter out the values above 7 characters by using the below while following your steps.
Text.Length([Project ID]) >7
Now to the 2nd question. I want a situation where by If i do a filter visual to list the reduced 7 letters, i.e CS.1176 as shown in the above table, and i select it, it should display only values that starts with the prefix CS.1176, ie. CS.1176.BD14, CS.1176.BD14.03.05 etc. as depicted in the below image.
Thanks.
Hi @Ahmedx , Many thanks. It actually did the magic. I only also modified it to filter out the values above 7 characters by using the below while following your steps.
Text.Length([Project ID]) >7
Now to the 2nd question. I want a situation where by If i do a filter visual to list the reduced 7 letters, i.e CS.1176 as shown in the above table, and i select it, it should display only values that starts with the prefix CS.1176, ie. CS.1176.BD14, CS.1176.BD14.03.05 etc. as depicted in the below image.
Thanks.
Sample PBIX file attached
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AiUZ0Ws7G26RiEQYWSCNqQAAS07t?e=gvl7gf
you can create a calculated column in power query and count the number of letters and then you can already filter by the number of letters.
Text.Length(
Text.Select(
[DATA],
{"A".."z"}))
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