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    Creating new columns

    New columns can be created in a Power BI report to help you with filtering or joining data tables together.

    To create a new Column follow the steps below

      • Open the data view by clicking on the data view icon on the lefthand side of the screen and then selecting the required data table from the right-hand list.

    • Click the Table Tools menu item and select New Column Icon from the Ribbon
    • The new column can then be defined by an equation in the formula bar above the table, as shown below. The syntax of the formula is FieldName = Excelstyle Equation.  Some examples are shown below
      • BelowfinalDepth = if(samples[SampleTop]>samples[FinalDepth],1,0)
        • Create a field called BelowFinalDepth and set its value to 1 if the sampleTop of this row is greater than the finalDepth value of this row.
      • SampleKeyFields = samples[LocationID]& samples[SampleTop]& samples[SampleType] & samples[SampleReference]
        • Create a field called SampleKeyFields that joins together the values for the Key Fields. This is an important equation for joining tables together

    • Click the Tick box to the left of the formula bar to save the new field definition.
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