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I am trying to fix 12 bad records within a fairly large dataset. I have them extracted in an Excel file (as a correction table). I figured I would start a Correction Table because I will probably have more bad records in the future.
My question is this: what is a good way to replace the 12 records in the original fairly large table with the corrected data? The Correction Table has the exact same Headers as the Original Table.
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hi @rmcgrath ,
in Power Query, try to
1. merge the dataset with the correction table,
2. expand the correct column and
3. delete the original column.
hi @rmcgrath ,
in Power Query, try to
1. merge the dataset with the correction table,
2. expand the correct column and
3. delete the original column.
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