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Remove Decimal Places when data is NOT numeric
Hello, I have data being pulled from surveys to our team members. There are three options from them to pick from and there is a free form response as well where they can input anything they'd like. ...
Anonymous V-lianl-msft I figured it out, even though decimal places is greyed out, you can still manually enter "0" in the field.
Hi jcastr02 ,
I didn't quite understand but seems like a simple request.
Is that text is that it? You can split by delimiter inside the Power Query after the comma.
Can you specify your data a bit better?
Best Regards,
Duarte Raminhos
Anonymous V-lianl-msft I figured it out, even though decimal places is greyed out, you can still manually enter "0" in the field.
- Hi jcastr02 ,
It's glad that you have solved your problem.
Please accept the replies making sense as solution to your question so that people who may have the same question can get the solution directly.Best Regards,
Liang
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