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Hey everyone!
I have a challenge here in order to organize some discount code used in our orders.
There is a specific indication code, that when it used in a order, it actually shows the field like this:
ALE32H-99999
ALE32H is the actully indication code from the person that had gave the code to the person that ordered.
And 99999 is the order ID from this order.
What I need is to reduce this field to show only the indication code, so I can create a count of how many people this indication code has brought.
Since this date comes from MySQL, I thought it will be easy to transform directly in the Power Query.
What you guys think?
Does anyone know how to crack this?
FYI: the table shows like this:
LINE > Order ID, Discount Code
Thank you very much in advance
Solved! Go to Solution.
You can extract the text before the hyphen ribbon tools:
(Use "-" as your delimiter.)
You can extract the text before the hyphen ribbon tools:
(Use "-" as your delimiter.)
I'm feeling a bit newbie hahahaaha Thank you very much!!!
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