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I will explain this as best I can
I am working w/ a SQL Server db with 3 years of collected information and a column only has the 4 digit county code which I simply need to replace with the description as show below BUT I only want the STATE LABEL to show in my report.
I could do 51 replacements by hand in Power Bi or update my SQL Server Table with 50 alter functions
but what is the more efficient way to do this?
in db column | not in db column | I combined them in Excel and can upload to Power Bi |
1003 | Baldwin, AL | 1003,Baldwin, AL |
1005 | Barbour, AL | 1005,Barbour, AL |
1007 | Bibb, AL | 1007,Bibb, AL |
1009 | Blount, AL | 1009,Blount, AL |
1011 | Bullock, AL | 1011,Bullock, AL |
1013 | Butler, AL | 1013,Butler, AL |
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Actually I'm little confused about your description——I simply need to replace with the description as show below BUT I only want the STATE LABEL to show in my report.
It seems you have combined the two columns , and now you want to remove the country code and just keep the description? If so , why you need to combine them?
Can you please share more detail information to help us clarify your scenario?
In case, you may learn Combine and Split in Power Query:
Best Regards,
Eyelyn Qin
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
@Anonymous in PQ when you import the excel file, you can add a new column and get use Text After Delimiter to get the State name after the comma, assuming all the records have the same format.
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