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Kishore_SR
Frequent Visitor

Capture Columns based on Key words in Column Headers and also the values with from 1 to 9

Hi all,

 

I have pasted sample data here, this is only for reference 

ConsumerProductOverall_LikingTaste_LikingLiking of ProductLiking_Ratings
1Cookie9101
2Cookie8212
3Cookie7303
4Cookie641 4
5Cookie5505
6Cookie4615
7Cookie3704
8Cookie2813
9Cookie1902

 

Now I have Columns with key words "Liking" in it and values in Overall_Liking, Taste_Liking  are in the scale of 1 to 9, Liking of Product are in the scale of 0,1 and Liking_Ratings are in the scale of 1 to 5

 

What I want here is to capture the columns with Key Word "Liking" and values in the scale of 1 to 9 and remove the other columns, will it be possible to do this in Power Query!?

 

If so please help, Thanks in Advance!!

 

 

 

1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION
AntrikshSharma
Community Champion
Community Champion

@Kishore_SR Here are 2 methods:

with List.Accumulate:

let
    Source = Table.FromRows (
        Json.Document (
            Binary.Decompress (
                Binary.FromText (
                    "Tc89DsAgCAXgqzTOHVDxb+4xjGOHpoP334r0xTC8YPzQQO/Ou9Ndc77PLYcmWRekdZzdBctVEtASlKPlIol4HZXZcpYwXh+snqwnhLQuzpYZX/jNxXLEAKSti6vlgPH9nq1Z9lie/s3GBw==",
                    BinaryEncoding.Base64
                ),
                Compression.Deflate
            )
        ),
        let
            _t = ( ( type nullable text ) meta [ Serialized.Text = true ] )
        in
            type table [
                Consumer = _t,
                Product = _t,
                Overall_Liking = _t,
                Taste_Liking = _t,
                #"Liking of Product" = _t,
                Liking_Ratings = _t
            ]
    ),
    ChangedType = Table.TransformColumnTypes (
        Source,
        {
            { "Consumer", Int64.Type },
            { "Product", type text },
            { "Overall_Liking", Int64.Type },
            { "Taste_Liking", Int64.Type },
            { "Liking of Product", Int64.Type },
            { "Liking_Ratings", Int64.Type }
        }
    ),
    ColumnNames = List.Select (
        Table.ColumnNames ( ChangedType ),
        each Text.Contains ( Text.Lower ( _ ), "liking" )
    ),
    Transformation = List.Accumulate (
        ColumnNames,
        ChangedType,
        ( State, Current ) =>
            let
                Col = Table.Column ( State, Current ),
                Min = List.Min ( Col ),
                Max = List.Max ( Col ),
                Check =
                    if Min = 1 and Max = 9 then
                        State
                    else
                        Table.RemoveColumns ( State, Current )
            in
                Check
    )
in
    Transformation

 Method 2:

let
    Source = Table.FromRows (
        Json.Document (
            Binary.Decompress (
                Binary.FromText (
                    "Tc89DsAgCAXgqzTOHVDxb+4xjGOHpoP334r0xTC8YPzQQO/Ou9Ndc77PLYcmWRekdZzdBctVEtASlKPlIol4HZXZcpYwXh+snqwnhLQuzpYZX/jNxXLEAKSti6vlgPH9nq1Z9lie/s3GBw==",
                    BinaryEncoding.Base64
                ),
                Compression.Deflate
            )
        ),
        let
            _t = ( ( type nullable text ) meta [ Serialized.Text = true ] )
        in
            type table [
                Consumer = _t,
                Product = _t,
                Overall_Liking = _t,
                Taste_Liking = _t,
                #"Liking of Product" = _t,
                Liking_Ratings = _t
            ]
    ),
    ChangedType = Table.TransformColumnTypes (
        Source,
        {
            { "Consumer", Int64.Type },
            { "Product", type text },
            { "Overall_Liking", Int64.Type },
            { "Taste_Liking", Int64.Type },
            { "Liking of Product", Int64.Type },
            { "Liking_Ratings", Int64.Type }
        }
    ),
    LikingsColumns = List.Select (
        Table.ColumnNames ( ChangedType ),
        each Text.Contains ( Text.Lower ( _ ), "liking" )
    ),
    NonLikingsColumns = List.Select (
        Table.ColumnNames ( ChangedType ),
        each not Text.Contains ( Text.Lower ( _ ), "liking" )
    ),
    ColumnsToKeep = List.Select (
        LikingsColumns,
        ( ColName ) =>
            let
                ColList = Table.Column ( ChangedType, ColName ),
                Min     = List.Min ( ColList ),
                Max     = List.Max ( ColList ),
                Check   = if Min = 1 and Max = 9 then true else false
            in
                Check
    ),
    Result = Table.SelectColumns ( ChangedType, NonLikingsColumns & ColumnsToKeep )
in
    Result

 

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wdx223_Daniel
Super User
Super User

= Table.SelectColumns(Source,List.Select(Table.ColumnNames(PreviousStepName),each not Text.Contains(_,"Liking") or List.RemoveItems(Table.Column(PreviousStepName,_),{1..9})={}))

Kishore_SR
Frequent Visitor

Hi @AntrikshSharma 

 

Your Method 2 works great for me, Thank you for your help.

 

One concern for me is, instead of Max = 9 can we set it as greater than 5..!! because sometimes there might not be no 9 ratings given

 

Is there a work around for this!?

 

 

 

@Kishore_SR Then you can do 

Check = if Min = 1 and Max > 5 then true else false
AntrikshSharma
Community Champion
Community Champion

@Kishore_SR Here are 2 methods:

with List.Accumulate:

let
    Source = Table.FromRows (
        Json.Document (
            Binary.Decompress (
                Binary.FromText (
                    "Tc89DsAgCAXgqzTOHVDxb+4xjGOHpoP334r0xTC8YPzQQO/Ou9Ndc77PLYcmWRekdZzdBctVEtASlKPlIol4HZXZcpYwXh+snqwnhLQuzpYZX/jNxXLEAKSti6vlgPH9nq1Z9lie/s3GBw==",
                    BinaryEncoding.Base64
                ),
                Compression.Deflate
            )
        ),
        let
            _t = ( ( type nullable text ) meta [ Serialized.Text = true ] )
        in
            type table [
                Consumer = _t,
                Product = _t,
                Overall_Liking = _t,
                Taste_Liking = _t,
                #"Liking of Product" = _t,
                Liking_Ratings = _t
            ]
    ),
    ChangedType = Table.TransformColumnTypes (
        Source,
        {
            { "Consumer", Int64.Type },
            { "Product", type text },
            { "Overall_Liking", Int64.Type },
            { "Taste_Liking", Int64.Type },
            { "Liking of Product", Int64.Type },
            { "Liking_Ratings", Int64.Type }
        }
    ),
    ColumnNames = List.Select (
        Table.ColumnNames ( ChangedType ),
        each Text.Contains ( Text.Lower ( _ ), "liking" )
    ),
    Transformation = List.Accumulate (
        ColumnNames,
        ChangedType,
        ( State, Current ) =>
            let
                Col = Table.Column ( State, Current ),
                Min = List.Min ( Col ),
                Max = List.Max ( Col ),
                Check =
                    if Min = 1 and Max = 9 then
                        State
                    else
                        Table.RemoveColumns ( State, Current )
            in
                Check
    )
in
    Transformation

 Method 2:

let
    Source = Table.FromRows (
        Json.Document (
            Binary.Decompress (
                Binary.FromText (
                    "Tc89DsAgCAXgqzTOHVDxb+4xjGOHpoP334r0xTC8YPzQQO/Ou9Ndc77PLYcmWRekdZzdBctVEtASlKPlIol4HZXZcpYwXh+snqwnhLQuzpYZX/jNxXLEAKSti6vlgPH9nq1Z9lie/s3GBw==",
                    BinaryEncoding.Base64
                ),
                Compression.Deflate
            )
        ),
        let
            _t = ( ( type nullable text ) meta [ Serialized.Text = true ] )
        in
            type table [
                Consumer = _t,
                Product = _t,
                Overall_Liking = _t,
                Taste_Liking = _t,
                #"Liking of Product" = _t,
                Liking_Ratings = _t
            ]
    ),
    ChangedType = Table.TransformColumnTypes (
        Source,
        {
            { "Consumer", Int64.Type },
            { "Product", type text },
            { "Overall_Liking", Int64.Type },
            { "Taste_Liking", Int64.Type },
            { "Liking of Product", Int64.Type },
            { "Liking_Ratings", Int64.Type }
        }
    ),
    LikingsColumns = List.Select (
        Table.ColumnNames ( ChangedType ),
        each Text.Contains ( Text.Lower ( _ ), "liking" )
    ),
    NonLikingsColumns = List.Select (
        Table.ColumnNames ( ChangedType ),
        each not Text.Contains ( Text.Lower ( _ ), "liking" )
    ),
    ColumnsToKeep = List.Select (
        LikingsColumns,
        ( ColName ) =>
            let
                ColList = Table.Column ( ChangedType, ColName ),
                Min     = List.Min ( ColList ),
                Max     = List.Max ( ColList ),
                Check   = if Min = 1 and Max = 9 then true else false
            in
                Check
    ),
    Result = Table.SelectColumns ( ChangedType, NonLikingsColumns & ColumnsToKeep )
in
    Result

 

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