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Hi Gurus
Could you please help me with the following?
I would like to, essentially, h_lookup on a PBI from one table to another table.
Reason being is that some drivers manually type the client's name diffently and this breaks our reporting as currently someone has to manually edit line by line every entry so our quertelry graphs dispaly the correct information.
I appreciate that data should be edited as upstream as possible and we have discussed the posibility of changing the free text to a drop down but for operational reasons we cannot at the moment.
What could happen is, on a weekly basis, someone from the office goes through the entries and manually adds different alliases to a unique Client name. My only problem so far is the PBI only accepts a column and even if I pre-program i,.e. 40 columns, in the future there might be more added so I dont want to add on PBI a new line
I am open to any recommendation you have, excel, shrepoint list....
NameShown alias1 alias2 alias3 alias4 alias5 alias6 …..aliasN
AlphaBravo Alpha bravo aplha bravo AB A-B Alpha-Bravo Alpha-bravo
MickeyMouse MC MickeyM MkeM mouse
Contonso Con Tonso contonso Contoso Europe Contonso Americas C-EU C-AM Ctnco
CaseID Company InvoiceID Total (VAT included)
asc2344 Alpha-Bravo a1 100
djkldsn645 AB a2 250
vnkldsfn754 C-AM a3 7000
dhswte2 Ctnco a4 800
5j3nrekb MkeM a5 150
56y7456jkl MC a6 500
I have tried multiple time to unite all drivers and agree
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Hi @IoannisT
If you maintain the lookup table(Excel list you maintain) then the below solution will work. Have a look at my Power query steps and try to replicate it. What is does basically is search for the current in the lookup table (i.e searches for "MKeM" in lookup table and gives back the Nameshown "MickeyMouse")
Let me know if this will work or any questions in implementing this.
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the others find it more quickly. Appreciate you kudos!!
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Hi @IoannisT
If you maintain the lookup table(Excel list you maintain) then the below solution will work. Have a look at my Power query steps and try to replicate it. What is does basically is search for the current in the lookup table (i.e searches for "MKeM" in lookup table and gives back the Nameshown "MickeyMouse")
Let me know if this will work or any questions in implementing this.
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the others find it more quickly. Appreciate you kudos!!
Follow me on LinkedIn!!!
Thank you so much Naveen
Works like a charm.
Kudos and accept solution!
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