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Duplicated Values - Need Assistance
Hi all.
I am rather new with Power BI and have a quick question for you all. I have a data set where in one column there are a couple of duplciated values. It is a financial data set, where for example, we have two CAM accounts, one for store level and one for G&A. In the data set I am using, unforuntalty I only have access to account descriptions rather than GL accounts. In the CAM section, I need a way to identify the first CAM account as store level and the second as G&A, that way I only have unique accounts in my data set. Below is an example of how the data set is layed out.
- Anonymous3 years ago
Hi MEAlexander33 ,
You could add an index column group by the CAM column.
1.Group by, select All rows in the option.
2.Add a custom column to add the index.
3.Expand the column and create a custom column to return store level or G&A.
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
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4 Replies
- Greg_DecklerCommunity Champion
MEAlexander33 So if it is a matter of order, you will need to add an Index so you can identify "first". Otherwise, what is the criteria for how you would identify which is which?
- MEAlexander33New Member
Yes it is a matter of order. In my example, the first CAM identified for each time_key and store_id would be the store level acocunt and the second would the the G&A level account.
- wdx223_DanielCommunity Champion
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- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi MEAlexander33 ,
You could add an index column group by the CAM column.
1.Group by, select All rows in the option.
2.Add a custom column to add the index.
3.Expand the column and create a custom column to return store level or G&A.
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.