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Hello, One of the column I have is an xml type.
It contains information as follow:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16"?>
<string><DLTKVisionMessage><ReturnCode>ErrDataVal</ReturnCode><ReturnDesc>Data Validation Error</ReturnDesc><Detail><ValidationResult>
<Message>
<Table>EMAllCompany</Table>
<Column>Org</Column>
<ColValue>1-CO-000-048</ColValue>
<RowNum>1</RowNum>
<PrimaryRecKeyVal>64122</PrimaryRecKeyVal>
<MsgCode>VAL1001</MsgCode>
<MsgDesc>Value not in the master/code table!</MsgDesc>
</Message>
</ValidationResult></Detail></DLTKVisionMessage></string>
I would like to know how to import in 3 new columns, the PrimaryRecKeyVal = 64122, MsgCode=VAL1001 and MsdDesc ="Value not in the master/code table!" using DAX to obtain the following result
ex:
Column1 Column2 Column3
64122 VAL1001 Value not in the master/code table!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hello,
In Power Query you can add a new column for each case using the following formula:
= Text.BeforeDelimiter(Text.AfterDelimiter([Column1], "<MsgCode>"), "</MsgCode>")
For each column you have to modify the search text accordingly.
Regards,
ElenaN
Hello,
In Power Query you can add a new column for each case using the following formula:
= Text.BeforeDelimiter(Text.AfterDelimiter([Column1], "<MsgCode>"), "</MsgCode>")
For each column you have to modify the search text accordingly.
Regards,
ElenaN
Hello,
Thanks for the solution. It seems to work well. Do you have the equivalent function in DAX?
@Anonymous ,
You may refer to the post below.
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/retrieve-text-string-from-cells-in-excel/m-p/305533#M135131
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