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I need assistance with merging two columns and keeping the value if the value is identical in both columns. Please see picture below.
So in the new column it would look like:
12/15/2023
24.10.2019
24.10.2019
24.10.2019
Instead of:
12/15/202312/15/2023
24.10.2019
24.10.2019
24.10.2019
24.10.2019
Hope you can help!
Solved! Go to Solution.
You can add a conditional column with a condition like this:
If Launch Date = Present to Market Date then Launch Date
If Present to Market Date = null then Launch Date
After that you can delete both columns and only keep the conditional one.
Please clarify your expected result
You can add a conditional column with a condition like this:
If Launch Date = Present to Market Date then Launch Date
If Present to Market Date = null then Launch Date
After that you can delete both columns and only keep the conditional one.
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