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mrbuttons07
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True or False when value from column A is present in Column B

Hello everyone,

I have a column that shows two different informations.

I would like to create a custom column where it will return a True/False if a value in Column A (Component) appears in Column B (Immediate Parent).

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Thank you for your help and support!

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v-jingzhang
Community Support
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Hi @mrbuttons07 

 

You can add a custom column with below code. Notice that you need to modify "Previous Step" accordingly. For example, "Changed Type" is the previous step in my example, so I used it as shown in below image. If you want to add it after "Added Conditional Column" step, you should use "Added Conditional Column" instead. 

List.Contains(#"Previous Step"[Immediate Parent],[Component])

vjingzhang_0-1661151985006.png

 

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v-jingzhang
Community Support
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Hi @mrbuttons07 

 

You can add a custom column with below code. Notice that you need to modify "Previous Step" accordingly. For example, "Changed Type" is the previous step in my example, so I used it as shown in below image. If you want to add it after "Added Conditional Column" step, you should use "Added Conditional Column" instead. 

List.Contains(#"Previous Step"[Immediate Parent],[Component])

vjingzhang_0-1661151985006.png

 

Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing
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wdx223_Daniel
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NewStep=let a=List.Buffer(PreviousStepName[Immediate Parent]) in Table.AddColumn(PreviousStepName,"Custom",each List.Contains(a,[Component]))

Thanks @wdx223_Daniel ,

I receive this error when I use the formula above. Did I miss anything?

mrbuttons07_0-1660871370128.png

 

Vijay_A_Verma
Super User
Super User

Need one help from you. If you can tell us True should appear for which values in the data posted by you, that would be great.

 

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Hi @Vijay_A_Verma 

If values from Column Component is present in Column Immediate Parent, then a custom column should return as TRUE. If it is not present then FALSE.

Thanks!

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