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sundayDriver
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Get the rows that contain any of the values from a list

Let's say that we have the following example:

Input
I want to eat; I want a big apple;
You are fine; I'm not hungry;
It's a nice day;
I'm so sleepy

and a keywords list (I can convert it to a table if needed)

Keywords
It's a nice day
hungry

 

In this example I would like to return:

Results
You are fine; I'm not hungry; 
It's a nice day;

 

I am familiar with search but I couldn't have a list as an input.

 

Thanks!

Lydia

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camargos88
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Community Champion

Hi @sundayDriver ,

 

You can write this m code:

let _item = [Column1] in
if List.Count(List.Select(tb_Keywords[Column1],
each Text.Contains(_item, _))) > 0 then 1 else 0

 

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camargos88
Community Champion
Community Champion

Hi @sundayDriver ,

 

You can write this m code:

let _item = [Column1] in
if List.Count(List.Select(tb_Keywords[Column1],
each Text.Contains(_item, _))) > 0 then 1 else 0

 

Capture.PNG



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