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Hi,
I have a column of text delimited by commas and need to count the instance of each delimited string. For example:
Column
abc,xyz
abc,lmn,qrs
xyz,qrs
I know how to split the column by the delimiters, but that doesn't seem to help the situation. I would like to yield a separate table with 2 columns: 1, with each distinct string and 2, the number of instances.
Any help would be appreciated, thanks!
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous
Hi, In Query Editor:
1: Split by Delimeter
2. Unpivot Columns
3. Remove Column (Attribute)
4. Group By (Values)--Count
Ready
@Anonymous
Hi, In Query Editor:
1: Split by Delimeter
2. Unpivot Columns
3. Remove Column (Attribute)
4. Group By (Values)--Count
Ready
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