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Hi,
I have a problem where I dont get the correct data from third party. I can´t manually edit the source (csv file) since we download a new version of it every 12 hours. So my idea was to manually set the value in power bi.
I have two rows with null values:
If I click the cell that I wanna change and choose replace values
And there set the value I want, it changes null values to the value I set in that colum and not only the specific cell. Since I have 2 null values in that colum it set both values to the value I choose. But I want the cells to have two diffrent values. Can this be done?
Here it shows when I try to change one cell to GRAMPIAN and it changes both cells in that colum.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi!
The easier way to accomplish what you want is first you replace for a standard value, then use the formula bar to edit the code, something like, for example:
From:
= Table.ReplaceValue(
#"Last Step",
null,
"standard",
Replacer.ReplaceValue,
{"ColumnToReplace"}
)
To:
= Table.ReplaceValue(
#"Last Step",
null,
each if [ColumnToAnalyze] = "Value" then "Answer 1" else "Answer,
Replacer.ReplaceValue,
{"ColumnToReplace"}
)
If you have trouble to define the expression to replace (bold snippet), create a new column to form the value, then use it here.
Hope I helped you!
Hi!
The easier way to accomplish what you want is first you replace for a standard value, then use the formula bar to edit the code, something like, for example:
From:
= Table.ReplaceValue(
#"Last Step",
null,
"standard",
Replacer.ReplaceValue,
{"ColumnToReplace"}
)
To:
= Table.ReplaceValue(
#"Last Step",
null,
each if [ColumnToAnalyze] = "Value" then "Answer 1" else "Answer,
Replacer.ReplaceValue,
{"ColumnToReplace"}
)
If you have trouble to define the expression to replace (bold snippet), create a new column to form the value, then use it here.
Hope I helped you!
Thank you so much, I've will try this out.
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