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any function can do exact match (text) in power query?
- 7 years ago
Yes yes yes, you are right.
I pre-define a collection of words to define it is a lock issue, padlock is one of them as well. I didn't show all my script (trying to catch attention on exact match).
But the issue is, if the text only mention "lock" and I use the word "lock", the result will bring other words containing "^lock"......This makes my life difficult :(
Hi,
Share some sample data (which i can paste in an Excel file) and a table showing the words that you would like to be treated as lock.
- Jun_Wang7 years ago
Advocate I
Really appreciated your help. Here are some text.
I cleaned the data from R, so there is no singular and plura problem. My predefined list is shorten the if-else will go through in the order like below:
1) List.ContainsAll({"door","lock"}
2) List.ContainsAll({"key","lock"}
3) text.contain ("lock", "padlock", "locksmith")
The above 1) and 2) will use the nested text.splitany() by space :)
Many thanks.
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Super User
Hi,
Is this the result you are expecting (see the second column)?
- Jun_Wang7 years ago
Advocate I
Yes, I think so. Well, I'm ready to embrace the DAX now. Could you please show me how to do it?
Many thanks!!!!