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Hi,
Im using power query to transform the security logs I have taken from a domain controller to create a report.
Im interested in getting the value of the account name - as shown in the screengrab.
I have tried using custom columns and different kinds of text filters but it always return an error...
I may have missed testing some other functions as I have just started exploring powerbi... would greatly appreciate your help.
Hi @romellm ,
If the values in [Column6] always have the same entries, you can use Text.BetweenDelimiters.
Add a new new custom column something like this:
Text.BetweenDelimiters([Column6], "Account Name:", "Account Domain:")
This should give you your account name in a new column, which you can then Trim/Clean to remove spaces/tabs/CR/LF etc.
Pete
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