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Dear All,
I have the following table:
Table1
CODE | VALUE |
724 | 1.000 |
323 | 500 |
null | 200 |
455 | 300 |
null | 1.200 |
444 | 600 |
256 | 700 |
What I want is:
in column CODE, replace "null" with a list of all the distinct codes existent in column CODE except "null".
MSo instead of nulls I get a list of the following elements {724, 323, 455, 444, 256}
I achieve this throught the following step:
= Table.TransformColumns( #"previous step", {{"CODE", (x)=> if x = null then List.Select(List.Distinct( #"previous step"[CODE]), each _<> null) else {x}}})
Now, I have another table with a list of codes:
Table2
CODE | VALUE |
123 | 100 |
829 | 100 |
047 | 150 |
299 | 300 |
My question is: How do I reference CODE column in Table 2 in the previous step INSTEAD of CODE column in Table1?
Thanks for your time
gianmarco
You use any of the merge operations - like Table.AddColumn, joins, or index lookups.
What is your expected outcome based on the sample data?
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