sanantonio
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Hi All,
Not particularly experienced with Power BI. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Our business has always worked with 6 digit basic "article" numbers, for example 123456; which are often displayed in their "long" form when extracting data from our system. EG: 123456001. For data analysis and reporting etc. any export that produces this long number is always shortened to it's 6 digit. In excel we'd use
for example.
Issue has arisen that some Product Groups have used up their assigned 6 digits so will begin using 7 digit numbers. In excel this isn't an issue for me, we've been using:
. However I'm now trying to reverse engineer some Power BI's that were built by someone no longer with the business.
What is the Power BI speak equivalent of
that I can insert into the query to replace the existing code?
Not particularly experienced with Power BI. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Our business has always worked with 6 digit basic "article" numbers, for example 123456; which are often displayed in their "long" form when extracting data from our system. EG: 123456001. For data analysis and reporting etc. any export that produces this long number is always shortened to it's 6 digit. In excel we'd use
Excel Formula:
=Left(A1,6)
Issue has arisen that some Product Groups have used up their assigned 6 digits so will begin using 7 digit numbers. In excel this isn't an issue for me, we've been using:
Excel Formula:
=LEFT(B1,LEN(B1)-3)
What is the Power BI speak equivalent of
Excel Formula:
=LEFT(B1,LEN(B1)-3)