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split 1 column into more columns
- 8 years ago
It can be done with the formula bar or the Advanced Editor.
Typically I would choose some text colum and choose Format - Trim in the Transform menu, just to create some base code.
Sometimes I even create some dummy text colum first and use this column to create the base code.
Then I adjust the code to the required transformation.
If applicable, the step in which the dummy text column was created, can be removed.
Hi Marcel,
I was able to reconstruct the different steps by using the GUI but got stuck on:
LabelsToText = Table.TransformColumns(#"Filtered Rows", {{"FieldLabel", each {"Rank","Title1","Title2","Performer","Previous edition"}{_}, type text}}),
Can you explain how to with the GUI or is this only possible in the advanced editor?
Kind regards,
JP-Ronse.
It can be done with the formula bar or the Advanced Editor.
Typically I would choose some text colum and choose Format - Trim in the Transform menu, just to create some base code.
Sometimes I even create some dummy text colum first and use this column to create the base code.
Then I adjust the code to the required transformation.
If applicable, the step in which the dummy text column was created, can be removed.
- JP-Ronse8 years agoHelper II
Thanks Marcel.