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Remove Duplicates & Relationsship bug?
- 8 years ago
Thank you for your patience WolfBiber,
With help of your example I finally found the problem...
- Power Query --> case sensitive
- Power Pivot / Power View --> case insensitive
That's why I can't find "duplicates" in Power Query, but on the canvas you see duplicate values... (it even transformed small x to capital letter). just WOW Microsoft :(
For our example:
- HArtNr "03005.00101" is assigned to ArtDLNr "17 X 1075_64"
- HArtNr "03005.00203" is assigned to ArtDLNr "17 x 1075_64"
Possible solutions/work arounds and some stuff to read:
http://www.thebiccountant.com/2015/08/17/create-a-dimension-table-with-power-query-avoid-the-bug/
http://www.thebiccountant.com/2016/10/27/tame-case-sensitivity-power-query-powerbi/
Still didn't figure out how I can fix my problem. I could remove duplicates in case-insensitive manner with
= Table.Distinct(aTable, { "aColumn", Comparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase } )but I don't want to lose this distinction. ATM I'm wondering how I can get around this. But if necessary, I will open another thread for this.
Hey,
you have duplicates e.g.: "17 X 1075_64" in HREF_preprocessed
WolfBiber wrote:Hey,
you have duplicates e.g.: "17 X 1075_64" in HREF_preprocessed
^^
WolfBiber wrote:Good morning,
it seems that you are more expiriented than others. I just tried to explain some problems that can occur with 1:1 relationsships.
1.) and 2.) thats true, and if this is your desired result everything is fine.
3.) the main mistakes made for a 1:1 is that the undestanding that empy values "" and Null values are treated same.
4.) did you cleanse duplicates and then combined 2 Columns? Maybe thats the reason you have duplicates in your Key column in HREF
But I can't use the Query Editor cause I don't have the source files. So I have only Dax Methods to check your data
But neither I have null values in my data, nor duplicates. That's why the topic name contains "bug?"...
4) --> I created new calculated column, concatenating two strings. I removed duplicates after the creation of the column. I also tried both to transformate my data directly in Power BI and outside of it, with Jupyter Notebooks. Same result.
Would it help you if I gave you the data as well?
- WolfBiber8 years agoMicrosoft Employee
In the example data you gave me you have duplicates:
- eniX8 years agoHelper III
BTW I can create your "TT" calculated table without an error.
- eniX8 years agoHelper III
Thank you for your patience WolfBiber,
With help of your example I finally found the problem...
- Power Query --> case sensitive
- Power Pivot / Power View --> case insensitive
That's why I can't find "duplicates" in Power Query, but on the canvas you see duplicate values... (it even transformed small x to capital letter). just WOW Microsoft :(
For our example:
- HArtNr "03005.00101" is assigned to ArtDLNr "17 X 1075_64"
- HArtNr "03005.00203" is assigned to ArtDLNr "17 x 1075_64"
Possible solutions/work arounds and some stuff to read:
http://www.thebiccountant.com/2015/08/17/create-a-dimension-table-with-power-query-avoid-the-bug/
http://www.thebiccountant.com/2016/10/27/tame-case-sensitivity-power-query-powerbi/
Still didn't figure out how I can fix my problem. I could remove duplicates in case-insensitive manner with
= Table.Distinct(aTable, { "aColumn", Comparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase } )but I don't want to lose this distinction. ATM I'm wondering how I can get around this. But if necessary, I will open another thread for this.
- 6yearoldbug2 years agoNew Member
Absolutely incredible that a 6 year old bug with thousands of view and an incredible amount of threads created about it still has not been fixed.