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Flag order ID lines with specific product combination

Hi,

I have a table with order lines that have duplicated order ID if a order as multiple purchased products. 
i would like to flag order lines that have a certain products (column B) for the same order ID (column A)

Would you be able to help?

thx a bunch!

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jennratten
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Hello - this is how you can do it.  This example is returning true in the new column "Multi-Line and Contains Diamond" if there is more than one row of the same product category and if the product name contains the word diamond.

 

Table.AddColumn ( #"Changed Type", "Multi-Line and Contains Diamond", let ProductCategory = #"Changed Type"[Product Category] in (x) => Text.Contains ( x[Product], "diamond", Comparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase ) and List.Count ( List.Select ( ProductCategory, each _ = x[Product Category] ) ) > 1, type logical )

 

jennratten_0-1693331810861.png

 

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jennratten
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Hello - this is how you can do it.  This example is returning true in the new column "Multi-Line and Contains Diamond" if there is more than one row of the same product category and if the product name contains the word diamond.

 

Table.AddColumn ( #"Changed Type", "Multi-Line and Contains Diamond", let ProductCategory = #"Changed Type"[Product Category] in (x) => Text.Contains ( x[Product], "diamond", Comparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase ) and List.Count ( List.Select ( ProductCategory, each _ = x[Product Category] ) ) > 1, type logical )

 

jennratten_0-1693331810861.png

 

If this post helps to answer your questions, please consider marking it as a solution so others can find it more quickly when faced with a similar challenge.

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