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I have the following sample data which has been pulled from application logs.
The login/logout events have a corresponding UserID & Username. When the application disconnects the user it only provides the Usernum and not their actual username making it difficult to identify who has been repeatedly disconnected.
I've joined my login/logout/disconnected events into one table and would like to somehow replace those null values within the AD_User by referencing the previous usernum id.
Solved! Go to Solution.
use this code
= Table.Group(Source, {"Username"}, {{"Count", each Table.FillDown(_,{"AD_User"})}})
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use this code
= Table.Group(Source, {"Username"}, {{"Count", each Table.FillDown(_,{"AD_User"})}})
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