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Could anyone suggest solution. Currently I got GEO code information as below that include both Lattitude and Longitude in same column. And I would like to seperate column for Lattitude and Longtitude to plot in map. How to separate column based
| GEO Code |
| 6.803xxxx, 101.140xxxx |
| 14.62xxxx,103.27xxxx |
| 18.12xxxx,100.14xxxx |
| 17.15xxxx, 99.13xxxx |
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Hi @Anonymous
You can do this by using Split Column by Delimiter option in the Power Query Editor.
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@Anonymous , best is that you split that in power query/ data transformation mode
https://www.tutorialgateway.org/how-to-split-columns-in-power-bi/
Hi @Anonymous
You can do this by using Split Column by Delimiter option in the Power Query Editor.
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If I helped, please accept the solution and give kudos! 😀
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