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Anonymous
5 years agoNot applicable
In Power Query Editor, how to remove the duplicates while also removing the original
Hi all, I am now at Power Bi's Power Query Editor, I like to delete all the rows that I marked red, they are duplicates, if I do right click and remove duplicated, one of the duplicates ...
- 5 years ago
For that, you need to do an extra thing.
In step 1 of grouping, go to Advance section and add an aggregation to get all rows. Something like this:
2) Then filter out the rows having Duplicates count as 1 as below:
3) Then expand other columns as below:
The end output will give you all your required columns.
StefanoGrimaldi
5 years agoResident Rockstar
create a new query referenced from the original one, make a group by function for that only column with a column that count the amount of time it apperas pretty easy, them use a new column on the original table to get teh amount of count for each reference on the new table and use a filter all value bigger tham 1.
second option do the grouping in the original one, add that count column equally and same filter as above described.