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Hi All,
I was wondering if someone could help me with the code in Power Query (using the trim function?) to remove the leading 1 (or country code) from phone numbers... It's present in some records, but not all, so I'm in need of some sort or leftstrip type of conditional statement -- as the presence of the 1 is impacting my join/merge.
Thanks in advance!
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Try this:
RemoveOne = Table.AddColumn(PreviousStepName, "Truncated", each if Text.StartsWith([PhoneNumberColumn], "1") then Text.RemoveRange([PhoneNumberColumn], 0) else [PhoneNumberColumn])
--Nate
No need for the parentheses after the "if" in this case-you can remove them. But you DO need a final "else" clause:
each if Text.StartsWith([Client_Number__c],"1") then Text.RemoveRange([Client_Number__c],0) else if
[Client_Number__c] = "" then ""
else [Client_Number_c]
--Nate
your final conditional has to be else, not else if.
--Nate
Try this:
RemoveOne = Table.AddColumn(PreviousStepName, "Truncated", each if Text.StartsWith([PhoneNumberColumn], "1") then Text.RemoveRange([PhoneNumberColumn], 0) else [PhoneNumberColumn])
--Nate
@watkinnc thanks so much, this worked perfectly! One follow-up, I am getting an error for fields where the phone number is blank in my new conditional column, so I assume a nested if/then should solve for that --
each if Text.StartsWith([Client_Number__c],"1") then Text.RemoveRange([Client_Number__c],0) else if(
[Client_Number__c] = "" then "")
The second 'then' seems to be producing an error - but the error is 'Token RightParen expected', so I'm not sure what the issue is. Appreciate any feedback you/anyone may have. thx!
your final conditional has to be else, not else if.
--Nate
No need for the parentheses after the "if" in this case-you can remove them. But you DO need a final "else" clause:
each if Text.StartsWith([Client_Number__c],"1") then Text.RemoveRange([Client_Number__c],0) else if
[Client_Number__c] = "" then ""
else [Client_Number_c]
--Nate
@samdep
Have you solved? If not, you might want to share a sample data and expected output.
Paul Zheng _ Community Support Team
Hi @samdep
Do you want to show some examples to clarify when you want to remove the 1 and when not?
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