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Hi,
I have two similar cells, one with trailing space at the end. Example: "Spain" and "Spain "
When I load the data in Power Query, I can see these two as different rows and if I do remove duplicates, it keeps both the rows. But when I import the same in a pivot or try to create a relationship, it clubs them together and shows as duplicates.
Does someone knows a way to handle this issue. I want them to be treated as two different cells.
Thanks in advance!
Hi @vibhoryadav23 ,
How about replace "Spain1" with "Spain "?
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
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This will require a lot of manual intervention as there are a lot of duplicate values in my data and the duplicates change over time. I need a solution which automatically takes these cases into account.
This workaround doesn't work for me as I need to create a realtionship on the same column as well
Please find my post here Re: Include duplicates in slicer - Microsoft Power BI Community
Thanks,
Ritesh
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