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arimoldi
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Power Query Table.SelectRows with multiple/nested criteria

Hi,

 

I want to keep rows in my dataset that match the following conditions:

 

field_num <> 1 

(field_num <> 0 and field_alfa <> "A")

field_num <> 3

 

How can I translate this code in one Power Query step using Table.SelectRows?

 

Thanks,

Andrea

 

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Let's restructure your condition:

 

- You want to keep rows where `field_num <> 1`.

- You want to exclude rows where `field_num = 0` and `field_alfa = "A"` at the same time. This is equivalent to saying you want to keep rows where NOT (`field_num = 0` and `field_alfa = "A"`), which can be rewritten as `(field_num <> 0 or field_alfa <> "A")`.

- You want to keep rows where `field_num <> 3`.

 

So, combining these conditions, you get:

 

Table.SelectRows(yourTableName, each [field_num] <> 1 and ([field_num] <> 0 or [field_alfa] <> "A") and [field_num] <> 3)

 





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amustafa
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Table.SelectRows(yourTableName, each [field_num] <> 1 and ([field_num] <> 0 and [field_alfa] <> "A") and [field_num] <> 3)





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Thanks for the reply.

 

I tried in this way, but it seems it is not working because it is filtering all the rows where [field_num] <> 0 instead of the one where [field_num] <> 0 and [field_alfa] <> "A", so where both the conditions are respected.

 

Any suggestion?

 

Let's restructure your condition:

 

- You want to keep rows where `field_num <> 1`.

- You want to exclude rows where `field_num = 0` and `field_alfa = "A"` at the same time. This is equivalent to saying you want to keep rows where NOT (`field_num = 0` and `field_alfa = "A"`), which can be rewritten as `(field_num <> 0 or field_alfa <> "A")`.

- You want to keep rows where `field_num <> 3`.

 

So, combining these conditions, you get:

 

Table.SelectRows(yourTableName, each [field_num] <> 1 and ([field_num] <> 0 or [field_alfa] <> "A") and [field_num] <> 3)

 





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