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I have a field with multiple values. Is there a way for me to search for a specific string and capture the value listed after the string and put it in a new column?
Here's an example...I want to capture the value after Scanner name, in this case "B&T ITS VN-QM-HC Weekly" and create a new column with just this value.
Solved! Go to Solution.
hi @Rnaval
> Load your data into Power BI.
>Go to Transform Data → this opens Power Query
>Select the column that contains your text field.
Regards.
Ritesh
hi @Rnaval
> Load your data into Power BI.
>Go to Transform Data → this opens Power Query
>Select the column that contains your text field.
Regards.
Ritesh
Thank you, that was quite easy to do.
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