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https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Replacing-multiple-values-in-multiple-columns/td-p/313013
Almost exactly like the above link, except I'm trying to only use 1 replacement table. I know I need to remove a loop here somewhere, but not sure where!
#"CPE-Char-Subs-tbl-rev" is my translation table.
#"CPE-22-parsed" is the table that I need to transform. Only need to transform the columns in the variable ColumnsToTransform.
let
ColumnsToTransform = {"Vendor", "Product", "Version", "Update", "Edition"},
TranslationLists = List.Buffer(Table.ToRows(#"CPE-Char-Subs-tbl-rev")),
TransformSpecs = List.Buffer(List.Zip({ColumnsToTransform,TranslationLists})),
Source = #"CPE-22-parsed",
Replaced =
List.Accumulate(
TransformSpecs,
Source,
(t1,r1) =>
List.Accumulate(
r1{1},
t1,
(t2,r2) =>
Table.TransformColumns(
t2,
{r1{0},
each Replacer.ReplaceText(_,r2{0},r2{1})}
)
)
),
Result = Value.ReplaceType(Replaced,Value.Type(Source))
in
ResultThank you in advance for any pointers!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Untested but, maybe in the right direction...
let
ColumnsToTransform = {"Vendor", "Product", "Version", "Update", "Edition"},
TranslationList = List.Buffer(Table.ToRows(#"CPE-Char-Subs-tbl-rev")),
Source = #"CPE-22-parsed",
Replaced =
List.Accumulate(
ColumnsToTransform,
Source,
(sourceOuter,col) =>
List.Accumulate(
TranslationList,
sourceOuter,
(sourceInner,translationCouple) =>
Table.TransformColumns(
sourceInner,
{col,
each Replacer.ReplaceText(_,translationCouple{0},translationCouple{1})}
)
)
),
Result = Value.ReplaceType(Replaced,Value.Type(Source))
in
Result
Untested but, maybe in the right direction...
let
ColumnsToTransform = {"Vendor", "Product", "Version", "Update", "Edition"},
TranslationList = List.Buffer(Table.ToRows(#"CPE-Char-Subs-tbl-rev")),
Source = #"CPE-22-parsed",
Replaced =
List.Accumulate(
ColumnsToTransform,
Source,
(sourceOuter,col) =>
List.Accumulate(
TranslationList,
sourceOuter,
(sourceInner,translationCouple) =>
Table.TransformColumns(
sourceInner,
{col,
each Replacer.ReplaceText(_,translationCouple{0},translationCouple{1})}
)
)
),
Result = Value.ReplaceType(Replaced,Value.Type(Source))
in
Result
That was it exactly Robert. Thank you! I only copied and pasted your code, will dive into it in a few minutes to understand 🙂
@ImkeFor @MarcelBeug are probably 2 of the best people to help.
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