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Split collum challenge

 

Hello, Power friends,

 

I have the following data source in excel format.

AB
144987#199270
#199271
148511#344827
#344816
#344838
#344823
148511#344831
#344825
#344840
#344822
#344815
#344834
#344837
#343949

 

I need to separate all data starting with "#" in column "B" to generate a new table with the relationship between column A and B, such as:

AB
144987#199270
144987#199271
148511#344827
148511#344816
148511#344838
148511#344823

And, so on...

 

Note that there is no fixed number of strings beginning with "#" in column B.

 

Thanks for your time.

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I see, but that is exactly what I did before for you. Check the following 2 screenshots:

 

The steps Source and Navigation on the right hand site are importing Excel file into Power BI. You also see how the data looks like.

Annotation 2019-02-25 194515.jpg

 

The 3rd step is the split described above. Again, you see the result of this step. And it is what you expect, I hope.

Annotation 2019-02-25 194533.jpg

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