Power Query - Blank Cell = Cell of Another Column

Gsrgofass

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Office Version
  1. 2016
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  1. Windows
Hello,

In power query, I have a partially populated column A.
I would like to populate Column C using statements:

=IF [Column A] has an entry, then fill [Column C] with that information.
=IF [Column A] is null or blank, then fill [Column C] with [Column B] information

Resulting in Column C having all cells populated.

BEFORE
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AFTER
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Thank you
 

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