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Lukky123
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Matching specific values to their columns

Hello. I am relatively new to Power BI.
I am working on cleaning the data below and would like the Airline and Onwards Return Flight Time format to be something like this:

Airline Onwards Return Flight Time
IndiGo 14:00-16:05
Spicejet 15:45-17:45
IndiGo 10:50-13:00
IndiGo06:30-09:10
IndiGo12:45-14:20

From this

Initial.PNG

 

Any ideas?

Thanks.

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Mkarwa-123
Resolver II
Resolver II

You can use remove duplicates, if you dont need them.

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Mkarwa-123
Resolver II
Resolver II

Hi @Lukky123 
You can first split on I on Arline and onward return flight time. 
Once you get all the columns you can unpivot data to get the desired format. 

I just tried that. It produced some duplicates.
This
Initial1.PNG

Instead of this

Airline Onwards Return Flight Time
IndiGo 14:00-16:05
Spicejet 15:45-17:45
IndiGo 10:50-13:00
IndiGo06:30-09:10
IndiGo12:45-14:20

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