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Hello!
New Power BI user here and struggling a bit with cleaning my data... I suspect this may be an easy one for you all, so please help if you can..?
I have attached a screenshot of my data table (each letter represents a Consultant name). I need to de-duplicate the names in the table so that the name in the Lead Consultant column doesn't recur in Attendee columns 1-3.
So my ideal solution would look like this:
Thank you so much!
Solved! Go to Solution.
@QuenrilYou can go into the Query Editor and create 3 new Consultant Attendees conditional columns. I've shown one below as an example. Once all the new Consultant Attendees columns have been created, you can remove the 3 original ones and rename the new ones to what they should be.
Final result:
@Anonymous and @PijushRoy thank you both so much. I did consider conditinoal columns but it felt like I was simply duplicating data so I thought I must be missing something. Thank you for confirming that this is the best approach 😁
Thanks @Quenril
After posting, saw @Anonymous already posted the same solution.
Pijush
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Hi @Quenril
Please create conditional column, then delete original column
If solved your requirement, please mark this answer as SOLUTION.
If this comment helps you, appreciate your KUDOS
Thanks
Pijush
Proud to be a Super User! | |
@QuenrilYou can go into the Query Editor and create 3 new Consultant Attendees conditional columns. I've shown one below as an example. Once all the new Consultant Attendees columns have been created, you can remove the 3 original ones and rename the new ones to what they should be.
Final result:
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