Power Query Tutorial: How to Conditionally Replace Values Without Creating New Columns

[@knixon6842]

Super helpful. Thanks!

[@RadioFreeYichen]

This is the simplest tutorial I’ve found on KZbin. Thanks!

[@donniemcgee7523]

Thank you so much for sharing this. Very helpful!

[@jerrymigliaccio5137]

Clever use of the GUI to help write the M-code for find and replace! This is very useful.

[@claude_1c74]

New to this channel ! awsome 👍

[@allabout1135]

What the crack. I can not believe what I saw now...... No way... Just no way. Tomorrow I will test this. Man... Thank You. Waiting for more videos.

[@zzota]

That's really cool, thank you. Subscribed 😁

[@JayantShettigar-pt6uo]

Wonderful Trick

[@drohit2coolboy151]

Just too good...this is awesome

[@FRANKWHITE1996]

Wow. Instantly subscribed ❤

[@josevaldesv]

A new world of opportunities just opened up!

[@mirrrvelll5164]

I am shocked by this. Didnt even know you can write there in UI Replace...wow! got any new ideas/videos on this? can it be used in another UIs and so on?

[@tech-qi]

Often times the UI is just there to help you simplify what you need to code for. There are more instances of this occurring. I never paid attention to it, I'll try to make more vids on it