Forum Discussion
Identify duplicates
- 10 years ago
Simple than excel , in the same table create "new column" from the ribbon of PowerBI Desktop or right click the field name on the right pane , and the formula is
IsDuplicate = Column1 = Column2 This will return FALSE & TRUE...When returns true that means that is duplicated.
Now if you need to add it as slicer or filter( True & False is not that good visible ) then
IsDuplicate =IF ( Column1 = Column2 ; " Yes"; "No")
Simple than excel , in the same table create "new column" from the ribbon of PowerBI Desktop or right click the field name on the right pane , and the formula is
IsDuplicate = Column1 = Column2 This will return FALSE & TRUE...When returns true that means that is duplicated.
Now if you need to add it as slicer or filter( True & False is not that good visible ) then
IsDuplicate =IF ( Column1 = Column2 ; " Yes"; "No")
Thank you for the tip! Is there a way to identify duplicates within one column?
I have a column 'Full Name'. I want to see if there is the same name two or more times
I have a column 'Emails'. I want to make sure that all emails are unique.
I don't want to delete duplicates. I want to see them for checking my CRM and correct mistakes.
- konstantinos9 years agoMemorable MemberCreate a measure Rows count = COUNTROWS(Your Table name)
Then create one table visual and add the Full name field & Rows count measure. Sort by Row count measure and you will see how many times a name appear in the column.
Do the same for email address- Anonymous9 years agoNot applicable