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durgaraop21
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Identify Duplicates

‎05-09-2023 12:02 AM

How to check duplicate values in a column1, create new  adde column, if in case duplicate values present in the column1 display as well new added column 

 

 

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olgad
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‎05-09-2023 12:45 AM

HI, group by by column 1

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and you will see the count. if greater than 1 than there is a duplicate

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durgaraop21
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‎05-14-2023 10:17 PM

With out grouping, Is there any alternativies to fing the duplicates ?like IF condition like this,,
ex: i have tried somthing in statically : if ([Column1] <> "null") then Table.RowCount(Table.SelectRows(#"Changed Type5", each ([Column1] = "XXXXX"))) else ""
but is there in any altenativies.....

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