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Hi, I do not know if this is possible. I want to merge 2 columns but avoiding to merge values if the data is duplicated. How can I proceed?
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you can try to add a custom column in PQ
=if [Suppplier1]=[Supplier2] then [Suppplier1] else [Suppplier1]&[Supplier2]
or use DAX:
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Simple but worked as a charm, thanks!
you are welcome
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you can try to add a custom column in PQ
=if [Suppplier1]=[Supplier2] then [Suppplier1] else [Suppplier1]&[Supplier2]
or use DAX:
Proud to be a Super User!
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