Using an IN Condition for multiple values in Power Query (Power BI)
In the example I did not want to specify all the country names one row at a time. This not only takes a long time, but if I had to then make updates it could be painful too. The requirement was for certain countries to have their names and the rest be grouped into “Other Countries” I found this useful...
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