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Hi! I have some data like the following:
% |
25 |
15 |
Some text |
Words typed |
75 |
I need to work with just the numbers in the column. How can I delete the text data without removing the whole row? A new column like the following would be ideal, but it returns "" in every row (I suspect it is testing if the whole column is numbers).
Just% = IF(ISNUMBER([%]), [%], "")
if Value.Is([%], Int64.Type) then [%] else ""
Solved! Go to Solution.
You are better off doing the transformation in powerquery I think. It is 3 steps to get to what you are looking for.
I have attached my sample book for you to look at. Right click on the table and go to Edit Query to see the steps.
You are better off doing the transformation in powerquery I think. It is 3 steps to get to what you are looking for.
I have attached my sample book for you to look at. Right click on the table and go to Edit Query to see the steps.
Thanks - this worked perfectly!
Hi @amitchandak
Thanks for your help! Unfortunately this doesn't work as there are some dates mentioned within the text. I need to show the value if there is only numbers, and nothing if there is a mix.
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