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I have a data table as shown in the sample file Sheet1 (before)
I need the output as shown in Sheet2 (after)
The data is not sorted. I need to exclude duplicate rows using latest date as criteria and retain non-duplicate numbers as it is.
The link doesn't work for me if you could provide a screen of your data, that would be great but based on the general description, you can easily add a column and provide the number reputation of each row and the napply filter, or you can use table.group as mentioned in the above
Before (data is unsorted) highlighted number are repetetive need number in A column with latest date in M column.
After
I agree with @Omid_Motamedise. Either of our proposed solutions will work on that data.
Your link doesn't work, but one way is to
Table.Group(#"Previous Step",#"List_of_Cols_to_Check_For_Duplicates",{
{"DeDuped", (t)=>Table.SelectRows(t, each [Date]=List.Max(t[Date]))}
The code is placed as an additional step in the Advanced Editor.
There are several numbers with their respective dates so I can't select a date manually
Nowhere in my code am I selecting your date manually. You merely need to know the name of the column that contains the dates and the columns that you wish to check for possible duplications.
The table group function will select the appropriate date.
That's the same non-functional link you posted earlier. It returns only: "https’s server IP address could not be found."
Away from my computer now. If you can't figure it out from my answer, I'll check back later.
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