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Hi @Chanleakna123,
If I understand your requirement correctly that you want to keep the three columns below and convert all of the different text to "Warehouse"?
If it is, you could create a conditional column in query editor.
Table.AddColumn(#"Changed Type", "Custom", each if [Description] = "Ready to Market" then "Ready to Market" else if [Description] = "Ready For Refurbishment" then "Ready For Refurbishment" else if [Description] = "Scrapped to Cooler" then "Scrapped to Cooler" else "Warehouse")
Here is the test result.
Best Regards,
Cherry
Can you show at least a fragment of your table so that it is clear how the data is structured? It'll be much easier fro anyone trying to help.
@AlBhi , as aove attached . i have a lots of text as shown .
which i only need the main text as mentioned , :
*Ready to Market
*Ready For Refurbishment
*Scrapped to Cooler
and then convert all of the different text to "Warehouse"
thx
Hi @Chanleakna123,
If I understand your requirement correctly that you want to keep the three columns below and convert all of the different text to "Warehouse"?
If it is, you could create a conditional column in query editor.
Table.AddColumn(#"Changed Type", "Custom", each if [Description] = "Ready to Market" then "Ready to Market" else if [Description] = "Ready For Refurbishment" then "Ready For Refurbishment" else if [Description] = "Scrapped to Cooler" then "Scrapped to Cooler" else "Warehouse")
Here is the test result.
Best Regards,
Cherry
Hi @Chanleakna123,
It's glad that we can help you!
Best Regards,
Cherry
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