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Catalin Bombea
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RE: Convert Numbers (Currency) to Words With Excel VBA

Hi Saiprasad, If you're using the code from this page, then it should work, the only change you need is to remove Application.Trim, as that is an e...

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RE: Expanding a column with Multiple Instances across new columns

Hi Adam, You can use the same function that gets all dependents to build another recursive function that returns all precedents, then you can combi...

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RE: Count Zero between Startdate and EndDate

Hi Chris, Please prepare a clear example of what you are trying to achieve. Looking at your example does not clarify the problem, the first row sho...

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RE: Expanding a column with Multiple Instances across new columns

Hi Adam, I think a recursive function is the best approach. Here is the GetOrg function: (Tbl,Org)=> let Source = Tbl, Filter=Table.Sele...

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RE: what is the syntax for exact match in Text.Contains("LMS800", [Document])

If you want to learn regular expressions, you can start here: They provide also a playground for JavaScript expressions, used in the power query fun...

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RE: what is the syntax for exact match in Text.Contains("LMS800", [Document])

This is the pattern I used: [A-Z]{2,3}\(?[A-Z]{1}\)?[0-9]{3}([A-Z]{1})?([0-9]{1})? File attached.

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RE: Post Grid using Power Query

You can try this query. It's strictly based on your data, will list only teams where players are assigned. If the same team has 7 OF in the data, they...

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RE: Post Grid using Power Query

Still not clear if those details will be set in Draft Result, or we have to setup the grid to have an exact number of OF, SP, RP and whatever is neede...

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RE: what is the syntax for exact match in Text.Contains("LMS800", [Document])

There is a way to use regular expressions to match complex patterns in power query, if you have messy data. Here is the function I am using: ...

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RE: what is the syntax for exact match in Text.Contains("LMS800", [Document])

The solution is in front of you 🙂 Select the Document column, replace "/" with a space, before using the Match function.

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RE: what is the syntax for exact match in Text.Contains("LMS800", [Document])

Your Match function needs a minor tweak, just add a space after the Document text: each Text.Contains(Text & " ",[Project])

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RE: Post Grid using Power Query

ExcelNovice2020 said See attached updated file. Would the same procedure here hold true for the "Roster Grid?" As you can see, I have a ton of quer...

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RE: Post Grid using Power Query

Basically, after we remove duplicates and we have a list of unique team names, you can click the merge button from pq editor, and merge the table with...

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RE: Post Grid using Power Query

Ok, got the idea. See the attached file.

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RE: Post Grid using Power Query

Hi, Something does not look ok: In grid example sheet, you have in B1 the Team name as header, then in round 1 (cell B2) for the first team you ...

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