Daugaard92
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So I've a really annyoing issue, which has been bothing me for a couple of days.
I've various data-sets, which I compare in a "joint" pivot-table utilizing multiple data-connection. I have then created various "filtering-tables" consisting only of variables like "supplier-names" and then I use these as filters within my pivot table.
I've had great succes with this - However, one of my sources wont work. For some reason, although the strings look perfectly alike in Excel (See below), for some reason they don't match (FALSK/FALSE).
This means, that where I for my alternate data from Data source 1 and other data sources, is able to filter out a supplier name like: "EL-NET ØST (BORNHOLM)", I'm unable to do the same for Data source 2 for some reason. If i delete and retype the entire text for data source 2:, then the two strings match; However, I obviously can't do this for a large data-set.
I've tried editing source 2 within Power Query by changing the format, but I just can't find a solution that works. I've tried to clean the data i Power Query - But nothing has any effect. Does anyone know of a solution?
Link to file: Strings aren't identicla.xlsx
I've various data-sets, which I compare in a "joint" pivot-table utilizing multiple data-connection. I have then created various "filtering-tables" consisting only of variables like "supplier-names" and then I use these as filters within my pivot table.
I've had great succes with this - However, one of my sources wont work. For some reason, although the strings look perfectly alike in Excel (See below), for some reason they don't match (FALSK/FALSE).
This means, that where I for my alternate data from Data source 1 and other data sources, is able to filter out a supplier name like: "EL-NET ØST (BORNHOLM)", I'm unable to do the same for Data source 2 for some reason. If i delete and retype the entire text for data source 2:, then the two strings match; However, I obviously can't do this for a large data-set.
I've tried editing source 2 within Power Query by changing the format, but I just can't find a solution that works. I've tried to clean the data i Power Query - But nothing has any effect. Does anyone know of a solution?
Link to file: Strings aren't identicla.xlsx