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I have one column containing three type of values , i want to create three new columns each column containing distinct type of value which were there in first column, and having zero in all other cells .
Sample of data
@bug_rohit- Please check this out, let me know if this works. If this fix your problem, please tick this a solution and a thumps up.
COL2 =
IF(
TBL1[COL1] = "#NA",
"#NA",
"0"
)
COL3 =
IF(
TBL1[COL1] = "B",
"B",
"0"
)
COL4 =
IF(
TBL1[COL1] = "C",
"C",
"0"
)@
Since you are in the Power Query forum, this is a Power Query answer. You could probably also do something similar in DAX.
Create a Custom Column, named "Col 2" with a literal value of "0". Create another Custom Column named "Col 3" with this formula: if [Col1] = "B" then "B" else 0. Create Custom Column "Col4" with similar logic.
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