daniel_zrust
9 years agoNew Member
Status:
Abandoned
Add Text.ContainsAny([Column],{List}) Function to Power Query
There is Text.Contains () , List.ContainsAny () but not Text.ContainsAny () function in PQ. Text.ContainsAny () would save loads of OR clauses with Text.Contains!
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- nishalitNew Member
This function would be redundant with the List.ContainsAny function - from the example this would appear to just change the position of the functions arguments.
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberStatus added:Abandoned
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