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Hi,
I'm trying to identify rows over values that have zero values so I can filter out these rows. To do this, I need to identify my number columns and search only those. There will be text columns in my data and there can be upwards of 50 different number columns, so creating a column including each individual column would be inefficient.
I've seen the following that could work:
= Table.AddColumn(PREVIOUS STEP, "Zero Value", each List.MatchesAll(Record.ToList(_),each _=0), type logical)This allows me to create a logical column that I can filter. But it looks across all my columns, including those with Text.
The following code allows me to isolate just my number columns:
=Table.ColumnsOfType(PREVIOUS STEP, {type nullable number})I want to know how I can blend these 2 together so my logical step only looks at my numerical columns.
Any idea how I would do this?
Thanks,
Mark
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@Anonymous try this:
Table.AddColumn(#"Prev Step", "Custom", each List.MatchesAll(Record.ToList(Record.SelectFields(_,Table.ColumnsOfType(#"Prev Step", {type nullable number}))),each _=0))
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@Anonymous try this:
Table.AddColumn(#"Prev Step", "Custom", each List.MatchesAll(Record.ToList(Record.SelectFields(_,Table.ColumnsOfType(#"Prev Step", {type nullable number}))),each _=0))
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