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Hello folks, I am trying to achieve below scenario in Power BI (query editor). Column E, is what I would like to get as an answer.
Data has many more columns, hence I would not like to change the structure.
I have been able to solve 50% of problem, but not the remaining 50%.
Any help would be really appreciated.
Table.AddColumn(#"Added Custom6", "Membership", each if Text.Contains([Gym], "No") and Text.Contains([Swimming], "No") and Text.Contains([Skating],"No") then "No membership"
else .........
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @solobaz
Here's one way of adding the column in a single step by combining a few functions.
= Table.AddColumn(
#"Added Custom6",
"Membership",
each Replacer.ReplaceValue(
Text.Combine(Table.SelectRows(Record.ToTable([[Gym], [Swimming], [Skating]]), each [Value] = "Yes")[Name], ", "),
"",
"No Membership"
),
type text
)
You could change [Value] = "Yes" to Text.Contains( [Value], "Yes" ) if needed.
Does this work for you?
Hi @solobaz
Here's one way of adding the column in a single step by combining a few functions.
= Table.AddColumn(
#"Added Custom6",
"Membership",
each Replacer.ReplaceValue(
Text.Combine(Table.SelectRows(Record.ToTable([[Gym], [Swimming], [Skating]]), each [Value] = "Yes")[Name], ", "),
"",
"No Membership"
),
type text
)
You could change [Value] = "Yes" to Text.Contains( [Value], "Yes" ) if needed.
Does this work for you?
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