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I think I'm just having a hard time wording what I'm trying to do. We have record types that all start with "Service Onboarding" but on my visualizations I think this is redundant so I would like to remove that verbage. However, not all of the record types are the same. So I basically need a formula that will remove just "Service Onboarding" from the record type name.
I know you can do this in excel, but I'm having trouble finding the same functionality in Power BI.
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@SaganBigRedDog in power query do a replace values (in the transform tab) with nothing
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Two DAX expression which can acheive this requirement for you reference.
Column = REPLACE(Table1[RecordType],1,19,"")
Column 2 = MID(Table1[RecordType],20,LEN(Table1[RecordType])-19)
Regards,
Charlie Liao
Two DAX expression which can acheive this requirement for you reference.
Column = REPLACE(Table1[RecordType],1,19,"")
Column 2 = MID(Table1[RecordType],20,LEN(Table1[RecordType])-19)
Regards,
Charlie Liao
Why can't you just use "Replace values"? Meaning why doesn't this work? It would seem simple enough you would think like Excel values.
@SaganBigRedDog in power query do a replace values (in the transform tab) with nothing
Proud to be a Super User!
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