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See below's image as an example. The output should just say Tom Kinney one time. If there are any duplicate values, separated by the delimiter, they should be removed.
Thanks in advanced,
Ryan Mulhollem
Hello, I was able to follow this logic and it worked for me. Thank you so much. I am wondering if it is possible to take it one step further. Instead of simply removing the duplicates - could it display as Tom Kinney x3?
@Anonymous
Try this custom column from Query Editor.
Replace ColumnName with actual Name of your Column
=Text.Combine ( List.Distinct( List.Transform (Text.Split([ColumnName],","),each Text.Trim(_)) ) ,", ")
Worked like a charm, thanks
Seems like a very simple solution but I cannot figure this out for the life of me
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