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Hello,
new user here, just started yesterday and trying to figure out my way here & I need your help.
I am have my list here in excel where there are a number of servers and workstations but these are hidden in tags. 3 examples:
1. {"i:OS":"vintage","i:City":"Paris","i:OpCo":"WT","istreet":"OnPremise","i:France":"EMEA","i:SubOpCo":"Alphonso","i:banana":"Server","i:fruittype":"Creative","i:Seller":"Mango"}
2. {"i:OpCo":"Hawaii","i:Archetype":"Kesar","i:Seller":"Mango"}
3. {"i:OS":"Window","i:City":"Singapore","i:OpCo":"Kannu,"i:Cloud":"OnPremise","i:Region":"APAC","i:SubOpCo":"Totapuri","i:Platform":"Workstation","i:Archetype":"Creative","i:Sellert":"Mango"}
What I really need to do is :
1. Find the word 'server' in the tag and mark as 'server' in a seperate column (say column x) &
2. default everything else as 'workstation'.
I have managed to do this in excel but cant figure it out in excel.
Thanks in Advance
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @Mee2105
In Power Query Editor, create a conditional column in this way:
Please, be aware that if the word Server appears as "server" or "SERVER" you should include all these words in the condition. Power BI is case-sensitive
Hi @Mee2105
In Power Query Editor, create a conditional column in this way:
Please, be aware that if the word Server appears as "server" or "SERVER" you should include all these words in the condition. Power BI is case-sensitive