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Hi,
Could you please help me in achieving this either in DAX or PowerQuery.
One of my column in table has values like this.
I wanted to create another column in same table by adding "0" in the begining for the values which dose not contain "-" and other value which contains "-" should remains same as it is.
For example column 'C_SerialNumber' have values like "311211025073516" and "916429-19-11"
I wanted to add '0' in the begining if the value DOES NOT Contain '-'. So the output will be "0311211025073516" and other values remains same.
Thanks
RK
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Hi! @raghukumarch
Please use this M code.
= Table.AddColumn(#"Changed Type", "Custom", each if Text.Contains([Serial Number], "-") then [Serial Number] else "0" & Text.From ( [Serial Number]
) )
Dear @raghukumarch ,
I have implemented your scenario, Here's the few steps to achieve the required output.
Go to Home - > Transform Data
Open the Query which contains the column C_SerialNumber.
Go to - > Add Column - > Custom Column
New Column Name: CheckColumn
Custom column formula: Text.Contains([C_SerialNumber],"-")
Now click on OK.
Now again click on Add Column - > Custom Column
New Column Name: NewC_SerialNumber
Custom column formula: if [CheckColumn] = false then "0" & [C_SerialNumber] else [C_SerialNumber]
Now click on OK.
Now, check on the formula bar, if the type isn't set to text then write it in a way as below screen short and click on the tick.
Here's the desire output in a new column.
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Hi! @raghukumarch
Please use this M code.
= Table.AddColumn(#"Changed Type", "Custom", each if Text.Contains([Serial Number], "-") then [Serial Number] else "0" & Text.From ( [Serial Number]
) )
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