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Hello I have a table that has 1 column.
Sample:
Column1
Sales
DimProduct
FactCustomer
I want to create a custom column with the following rule :
If Column1 contains Dim or Fact then 'DWH.' & 'Column1' else 'ODS.' & Column1
Column1 --------- Column2
Sales ------------- ODS.Sales
DimProduct ------ DWH.Product
FactCustomer -----DWH.FactCustomer
Thanks in advance
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@Anonymous
To achieve it in Power Query, add the following code as Custom Column:
=if Text.StartsWith(Text.Upper([Column1]),"DIM") or Text.StartsWith(Text.Upper([Column1]),"FACT") then "DWH." & [Column1] else "ODS." & [Column1]
Add this as a new column if you want to use it in the model using DAX:
Column2 =
IF(
UPPER(LEFT(Table1[Column1],3)) = "DIM" || UPPER(LEFT(Table1[Column1],4)) = "FACT",
"DWH." & Table1[Column1],
"ODS." & Table1[Column1]
)
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@Anonymous in PQ use following expression in add new column
(if Text.StartsWith(Text.Proper([Column1]),"Dim") or Text.StartsWith(Text.Proper([Column1]),"Fact") then "DWH." else "ODS.") & [Column1]
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@Anonymous in PQ use following expression in add new column
(if Text.StartsWith(Text.Proper([Column1]),"Dim") or Text.StartsWith(Text.Proper([Column1]),"Fact") then "DWH." else "ODS.") & [Column1]
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@Anonymous
To achieve it in Power Query, add the following code as Custom Column:
=if Text.StartsWith(Text.Upper([Column1]),"DIM") or Text.StartsWith(Text.Upper([Column1]),"FACT") then "DWH." & [Column1] else "ODS." & [Column1]
Add this as a new column if you want to use it in the model using DAX:
Column2 =
IF(
UPPER(LEFT(Table1[Column1],3)) = "DIM" || UPPER(LEFT(Table1[Column1],4)) = "FACT",
"DWH." & Table1[Column1],
"ODS." & Table1[Column1]
)
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