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AtchayaP
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‎06-24-2022 08:01 AM

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 how to give comma in skills column.? Anybody help me.

 

 

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‎06-24-2022 11:03 AM

If you want comma counting approach, then use below formula

= Text.Length([skills])-Text.Length(Text.Replace([skills],",",""))+1

If you have blanks/nulls also, then use below formula

= Text.Length([skills])-Text.Length(Text.Replace([skills],",",""))+Number.From([skills]<>"" and [skills]<>null)
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‎06-24-2022 12:48 PM

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 this is what I got ..

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‎06-24-2022 10:24 PM

What is the expected answer? 

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