I am trying to check if there are any exact matches between [Email Domain] (contains a single domain) and [All Matches] (contains a bunch of domain).
However, it keeps returning the error below
Initial State
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Code
= Table.TransformColumns(#"Grouped Rows",
{"All Matches", each let...
I want to check if each column value contains a substring of each value in a list, and output "FOUND" if true.
Current Code:
= Table.AddColumn(#"Source", "TEST", each if Text.Contains([Email Domain], RandomList) = true then "Found" else "Invalid")
If I use Text.Contains to have 1 filter only, it works fine (e.g. only those containing "@").
However, I want to combine the filters into 1 query so there won't be so many steps. Therefore, I'm using List.ContainsAny instead.
I think it's because PQ cannot pick up List.Accumulate's "current" if...
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