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Hello everyone.
Let's say I have a table like this, where I need to remove all rows related with workers which doesn't have any True value in status. How can I achieve this behaviour?
| Worker ID | Column1 | Column2 | Status |
| 1 | a | e | False |
| 1 | b | r | True |
| 1 | c | f | False |
| 2 | d | g | False |
| 2 | e | y | False |
| 2 | g | u | False |
| 3 | as | o | False |
| 3 | g | p | False |
| 3 | ba | ñ | False |
| 4 | n | . | False |
| 4 | n | s | False |
| 4 | ge | d | False |
| 4 | y | z | True |
I have seen solutions about merging between the own table and so on, but it has a real bad performance due to the size of the table.
Thank you in advance!!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hello, @mlsx4
let
Source = your_table_like_this,
group = Table.Group(Source, "Worker ID", {{"wid", each _}}),
select = Table.SelectRows(group, (x) => List.AnyTrue(x[wid][Status])),
expand = Table.ExpandTableColumn(select, "wid", {"Column1", "Column2", "Status"})
in
expand
Hello, @mlsx4
let
Source = your_table_like_this,
group = Table.Group(Source, "Worker ID", {{"wid", each _}}),
select = Table.SelectRows(group, (x) => List.AnyTrue(x[wid][Status])),
expand = Table.ExpandTableColumn(select, "wid", {"Column1", "Column2", "Status"})
in
expand
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