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Hi everyone,
I have multiple tables with the structure similar as the table below. Since it has the country and the company names in the same column, I would like to create a new column ("Country") where the value takes up the volumn of column A but a row before. (examples illustrated in yellow column)
Afterwards, I can filter out the rows where "plant location" is null to get the desired table of 3 columns "Company", "plant location", "Country"
Or if anyone has any other ideas how to extract the country name and get the same results of a 3-column table, I would also very much appreciate.
Thanks!
Solved! Go to Solution.
if you add an Index column (using the interface) you can get the value of the column in the row prior:
#"Added Index"{[Index] - 1}[Company]
edit: power query solution
if you add an Index column (using the interface) you can get the value of the column in the row prior:
#"Added Index"{[Index] - 1}[Company]
edit: power query solution
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