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icturion
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Resolver II

parse data values to table

Hello,

 

Is it possible to convert data in a column that is space separated into a separate records and then apply a value from another column per record?

 

The value in column "SAMPLE_IDS" are seven characters long and separated by a space. Every value in this column needs to be a record. Per record de the Value of column "DEPOT_ID" needs to be applied.

 

hopefully this is possible en someone knows how?

 

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Fowmy
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@icturion 

Yes you can, In Power Query, Right-Click on the SAMPLE_IDs column, choose Split Column > By Delimiter>
Select Space and Delimiter and Rows under Advanced Options like below

Fowmy_0-1600240816686.png

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amitchandak
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@icturion , Try  In power query split column into rows. see if that can help

https://www.tutorialgateway.org/how-to-split-columns-in-power-bi/

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Fowmy
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@icturion 

Yes you can, In Power Query, Right-Click on the SAMPLE_IDs column, choose Split Column > By Delimiter>
Select Space and Delimiter and Rows under Advanced Options like below

Fowmy_0-1600240816686.png

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