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Hello everyone!
I am relatively new to Power BI, specifically to using Power Query. I have multiple source files, which all use a certain code to distinguish certain budgets. These codes have a short description, which is always the same for the code. The data looks like the sample below.
In order to define the relationships between my different sources, I'm trying to create a 'master' tab in Power Query, that contains all unique codes and descriptions. How can I do this? I know about List.Distinct, but that doesn't work if I want to do it for two columns. If I try do define relationships now, it doesn't work because the codes are not unique.
The second table shows what I'm trying to achieve.
Thanks so much for helping and thinking with me!
What I have:
Code | Description | Amount |
9999X1111 | Car parts | 100 |
8888X2222 | Truck parts | 60 |
9999X1111 | Car parts | -10 |
What I want to create:
Code | Description |
9999X1111 | Car parts |
8888X2222 | Truck parts |
Solved! Go to Solution.
you mean like this?
1. Remove the amount column
2. highlight both columns and right click remove duplicates.
see attached.
but there are various ways, this is just one way.
Proud to be a Super User!
you mean like this?
1. Remove the amount column
2. highlight both columns and right click remove duplicates.
see attached.
but there are various ways, this is just one way.
Proud to be a Super User!
Thanks so much! I was thinking way to difficult to solve this easy problem.
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