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Hi
This is my first post here in the community and i'm pretty fresh to using Power BI.
What i'm trying to acomplish is using Power BI to get an overwiev of what and where my money goes 🙂
I have made a XLS export from my bank containing date, amount and location spent.
Problem is that the location spent often include additional info like ref number, date etc, and not only the store. I.eg "14032021 #125683 Joker Bortelid reftex" where "Joker Bortelid" is the acual store. Some times when the store name is long, this data will only contain part of the name.
To solve this i have created a reference table contain three columns: Store, chain, type.
This beeing in the example above: "Joker Bortelid"; "Joker", "Groceries"
So far so good, but now i need help to match using wildcar so that i can create visuals showing either how much i spend in each store, each chain or splitt by type.
Hope this made sense 🙂
Cheers
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Hi @Anonymous
To use fuzzy matching in Power Query, enable ‘Use fuzzy matching to perform the merge’ and input the Similarity threshold as 0.25.
Home>Combine>Merge Queries
Expand columns from Referance table except ‘Search’ column
The result looks like this:
To matching more accurately, you can create a Transform table which you can refer the part of Transformation Table in Fuzzy Matching in Power BI/Power Query.
Best Regards
Caiyun Zheng
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Hi @Anonymous
To use fuzzy matching in Power Query, enable ‘Use fuzzy matching to perform the merge’ and input the Similarity threshold as 0.25.
Home>Combine>Merge Queries
Expand columns from Referance table except ‘Search’ column
The result looks like this:
To matching more accurately, you can create a Transform table which you can refer the part of Transformation Table in Fuzzy Matching in Power BI/Power Query.
Best Regards
Caiyun Zheng
Is that the answer you're looking for? If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi,
You may want to explore Fuzzy Lookup in the Query Editor.
Thnx!
I will take a look
If you are new to Power BI you may want to find a slightly less complex starter project 🙂
Please provide sample data in usable format (not as a picture) and show the expected outcome.
Hi
Aiming for the stars you know!
Sample data:
Dato | Type | Beskrivelse | Inn på konto | Ut fra konto | Originalt beløp | Valuta | Kurs |
19.04.2021 | Varekjøp | 16.04 JOKER BORTELID BORTELID SERAL | -231,2 | -231,2 | NOK | - | |
19.04.2021 | Varekjøp | 17.04 MENY VEN SENTRUMSVEGE VENNESLA | -793 | -793 | NOK | - | |
16.04.2021 | Varekjøp | 15.04 EXTRA Evje MAGNUS BARFO KRISTIANSAND | -77,7 | -77,7 | NOK | - |
Referance table
Search | Store | Chain | Type |
Joker Bortelid | Joker Bortelid | Joker | Groceries |
MENY VEN | Meny Vennesla | Meny | Groceries |
EXTRA Evje | Extra Evje | Coop Extra | Groceries |
The result i hope to be able to generate:
Dato | Type | Beskrivelse | Inn på konto | Ut fra konto | Originalt beløp | Valuta | Kurs | Store | Chain | Type |
19.04.2021 | Varekjøp | 16.04 JOKER BORTELID BORTELID SERAL | -231,2 | -231,2 | NOK | - | Joker Bortelid | Joker | Groceries | |
19.04.2021 | Varekjøp | 17.04 MENY VEN SENTRUMSVEGE VENNESLA | -793 | -793 | NOK | - | Meny Vennesla | Meny | Groceries | |
16.04.2021 | Varekjøp | 15.04 EXTRA EvjeMAGNUS BARFO KRISTIANSAND | -77,7 | -77,7 | NOK | - | Extra Evje | Coop Extra | Groceries |
Thank you
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