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How to add or duplicate rows based on the values of a column?
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Jim Chen
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How can I add or duplicate rows when the value of a column is "Yes"? In this example, I wan to add or duplicate rows 7,8,9 based on "yes" on the Pge1.Split column.

 

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Hi Jim,

One way is to duplicate the query and filter the Pge1.Split column to retain rows containing 'Yes', then merge the two queries As New. Or you could add a custom column:

= if [Pge1.Split] ="Yes" then "1-2" else null)

And split the new column by delimiter and in the advanced settings choose split into 'Rows'.

Mynda

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Hi Mynda

Amazing,  didn't know can split into row with conditions,  there will be a lot of use case for me

Thank you !

 

Jim

Attached an sample for you

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Glad I could help, Jim 🙂

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Mynda, the second answer you gave:

Or you could add a custom column: = if [Pge1.Split] ="Yes" then "1-2" else null)

And split the new column by delimiter and in the advanced settings choose split into 'Rows'.

blew my mind!!!

Wow! Thanks so much! I registered in this forum just to tell you how grateful I am for the second solution you presented.

PS - you have fantastic YT videos. Thanks for all you do in teaching us.

Jase.

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Hi,

Agree that this was very clever and worked for me:

if [Pge1.Split] ="Yes" then "1-2" else null)Smile

 

I went a little further (pasted from advanced view):

#"Add number of rows" = Table.AddColumn(#"Filtered Rows", "Custom", each if [Frequency]="Yes" then Text.Repeat("x",BlankCount) else null),
#"Split Column by Position" = Table.ExpandListColumn(Table.TransformColumns(#"Add number of rows", {{"Custom", Splitter.SplitTextByRepeatedLengths(1), let itemType = (type nullable text) meta [Serialized.Text = true] in type {itemType}}}), "Custom"),

 

where BlankCount is a number from a named range in the spreadsheet - this number determined the number of repeats required.  e.g. setting this as 3 creates a field value of "xxx"

Split is then by character (again creating rows) so each "x" created a new row.

 

 
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