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There's duplicate AD data that I need usable.
If there's a specific city name and it's within TX district, I want to add TX to it.
This requires checking for the city name from one column and checking for TX in the district column.
Table.ReplaceValue(
#"previous",
each [AD.physicalDeliveryOfficeName],
each if [AD.physicalDeliveryOfficeName] = "City" and {"AD-person.district"} = "TX"
then "City TX"
else [AD.physicalDeliveryOfficeName],
Replacer.ReplaceText, {"AD.physicalDeliveryOfficeName"}
)
It's not working.
Anyone know how I can fix this?
Solved! Go to Solution.
It looks like it was a glitch with the name of the second column.
On a whim, I renamed the column and now the replace works.
It looks like it was a glitch with the name of the second column.
On a whim, I renamed the column and now the replace works.
@elainepowell Any chance you can paste some sample data as text?
The dataset is awkward, but maybe this will work?
AD.physicalDeliveryOfficeName | AD-person.district |
Lake Stevens | WA |
College Station | TX |
Logan | UT |
Murray | UT |
Kirkland | WA |
City | TX |
City | OR |
Bellingham | WA |
Lancaster | CA |
Stockton | CA |
Santa Rosa | CA |
Van Nuys | CA |
Pompano | FL |
Kendall | FL |
Everett | WA |
Albuquerque | NM |
El Centro | NM |
City | TX |
City | OR |
Visalia | CA |
Clovis | CA |
Novato | CA |
Merced | CA |
San Francisco | CA |
Livermore | CA |
Miami Lakes | FL |
N Miami | FL |
Staten Island | NY |
Brooklyn | NY |
Yonkers | NY |
Port Chester | NY |
Boca Raton | FL |
Auburn Hills | MI |
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