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For example, I have lots of data in a column and would like to rename all data that contains ENG to Engineering, OP to Operations, MNT to Maintenance, everthing else to Other. How do I begin this?
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Hi @klb0066,
You can add a conditional column in Query Editor.
Best regards,
Yuliana Gu
You have to open "Edit Queries" (Power QUery) and there is a button "replace value" available there.
Then you hit "Close and Apply"
I don't want to necessarily replace them, I just want to group them so I can use that new column as a filter to drill down.
Then you should probably use CONTAINS in a calculated column.
I have tried this. text.contain creates an error. I cannot figure it out
Could you show a sample of your data, specify your data types and the error message that you get ?
This is the column i want to pull out key parts such as "OP" and create a splicer with the title OPerations. So when Operations is selected, it will display all of the names that contain OP
Hi @klb0066,
You can add a conditional column in Query Editor.
Best regards,
Yuliana Gu
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