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Hello Community,
Can you please review below and provide your suggestion? I am not sure how to deal with below requirements.
Thanks
| RAW DATA | ||
| ID | Province | Budget |
| A | Ontario | |
| A | 2000 | |
| A | ||
| B | ||
| B | Nova Scotia | |
| B | ||
| B | 1500 | |
| C | Alberta | 2000 |
| Final Result | ||
| ID | Province | Budget |
| A | Ontario | 2000 |
| B | Nova Scotia | 1500 |
| C | Alberta | 2000 |
Solved! Go to Solution.
Try using Group By option inside Power Query.
Select column ID > choose Group by option > add these rules:
If you need the result in a visual.
Create two measures
_province = MAX([province]
_budget = MAX([budget]and ID in the columns section of metrix
annd above created function in values.
Try using Group By option inside Power Query.
Select column ID > choose Group by option > add these rules:
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