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Identifying duplicates/matches in same row from 2 columns
- 2 years ago
Hi! In Power Query, I would make a new custom column that is the difference of A and B, then create a conditional column that specifies if the new custom column = 0, True, else, False.
You could also skip adding the column that calculates 0 or not and just do a conditional column that looks to see if the value in one column is equal to another. You'll get the same TRUE/FALSE this way as well, but you won't have the additional step of the other column.
Hi! In Power Query, I would make a new custom column that is the difference of A and B, then create a conditional column that specifies if the new custom column = 0, True, else, False.
You could also skip adding the column that calculates 0 or not and just do a conditional column that looks to see if the value in one column is equal to another. You'll get the same TRUE/FALSE this way as well, but you won't have the additional step of the other column.
Excellent - Thank you so much!
- audreygerred2 years ago
Super User
You are very welcome!