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Hi all,
I have a fact table with approximately 30 columns and out of the 30 columns, approximately 6 of the columns needs to be delimited, see image #1, so I can do analysis on the value. I know I can split column in power query by rows , see image #2 but is that the best modeling practice?
What have other users done when they face a situation with multiple columns on the same table that needs to be delimited.?
Thank you and still learning modeling.
Image #1
Image #2
Hi,
Share some data and show the expected result.
You need to use "Split into rows" for such scenarios.
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