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Hi Family,
I have a Sales table with a column of terms payments, as you can see below:
o 50 * SD * 10 means that the calculated DueDate is equal to “Ship Date” + 10 and that the amount to be paid is 50% of the amount of the line
o 50 * SD * 60 means that the calculated DueDate is equal to " Ship Date " + 60 and that the amount to be paid is 50% of the amount of the line
So if I have a purchase of $ 150,000 with this payment term and a " Ship Date " = 2021-06-01, we should find in the model of two purchases
Importantly, the original line of $ 150,000 should no longer be there or no longer counted. We could keep it by changing the amount payable to $ 0, so nothing to pay.
My question is, how can I split the original row in two (or more in another case)?
Thank you all 🙂
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Hi,
Sorry for the delay but I was very busy with this issue.
The problem is I want to split a ROW not a column and that is not possible with Power BI.
I tried a lot of ways and manners but it doesn't work and my report is so complicated.
I decided to split what I need on SQL than in Power BI.
Thank you all 🙂
Hi, @Anonymous ;
I am not very clear about your split logic. For your description, I think it can be extracted and splited in power query.as follows:
1.Add a custom column.
=Text.Select([strTerm],{" ".."9"})
2.Write a formula
if not Text.Contains([Custom], "%") then " "&[Custom] else [Custom]
3.split column
The final output is shown below:
If this is not correct, can you share the following screenshot of the result you want to output and the logic of your split?
Best Regards,
Community Support Team_ Yalan Wu
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Hi,
Sorry for the delay but I was very busy with this issue.
The problem is I want to split a ROW not a column and that is not possible with Power BI.
I tried a lot of ways and manners but it doesn't work and my report is so complicated.
I decided to split what I need on SQL than in Power BI.
Thank you all 🙂
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