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- 2 years ago
Hi,
I assume this table is coming from your source data so are you sure you want to back-fill the values you have in your data? I am sure there is a much better solution but what you could do for now, is create another 12 calculated columns and use the logic - if [Initial Column] = empty THEN [Previous Column] value
For example: New Mag = IF(ISBLANK[Mag], [Apr], [Mag])
However, this doesn't address the blank value for [Gen] so I would do it only until I find a better solution.
Hi,
I assume this table is coming from your source data so are you sure you want to back-fill the values you have in your data? I am sure there is a much better solution but what you could do for now, is create another 12 calculated columns and use the logic - if [Initial Column] = empty THEN [Previous Column] value
For example: New Mag = IF(ISBLANK[Mag], [Apr], [Mag])
However, this doesn't address the blank value for [Gen] so I would do it only until I find a better solution.
- MNedix2 years ago
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PS: if this solved your problem then please mark it as the solution