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Above attached is the column of address and that is the only column i have in my database.
I want to split the column by country, state and city. Since the values are not properly merged i do not understand how to seperate the columns. Please help. Thanks in advance!
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@hello_MTC , Based on my obervation.
First Create a new column
Text.Combine(List.Reverse(Text.Split([Address], ",")), ",")
//I am assuming this will country, state, city, Address order
And then Split by delimiters into column into 4/5 columns as suggested by @jaipal
@hello_MTC Open Power Query Editor, Select column and Click on Split Column, choose By Delimiter
You wil get the columsn as below:
And rename the columns
Thank you for your reply, You can see not all the rows have unique. Some has address,city,state and country and some has only city,state and country.
I need only City, State and Country.
@hello_MTC , Based on my obervation.
First Create a new column
Text.Combine(List.Reverse(Text.Split([Address], ",")), ",")
//I am assuming this will country, state, city, Address order
And then Split by delimiters into column into 4/5 columns as suggested by @jaipal
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