The DAX RIGHT
function in Power BI is used to extract a specified number of characters from the end of a text string. This function is particularly useful for retrieving suffixes, codes, or the last few characters of text fields, making it a vital tool for text manipulation and data preparation.
Syntax:
RIGHT(<text>, <num_chars>)
<text>: The text string from which you want to extract characters. <num_chars>: The number of characters to extract from the end of the text string.
Purpose:
The RIGHT function helps you isolate and work with the trailing portion of text data. This can be essential for tasks like extracting specific codes, file extensions, or other standardized suffixes from text fields.
Example:
Suppose you have a table named "Products" with a column "ProductCode" that contains alphanumeric codes, and you want to extract the last three characters of each product code.
You can use the RIGHT function as follows:
Suffix = RIGHT(Products[ProductCode], 3)
Example Scenario:
Assume you have the following "Products" table:
RIGHT
function in Power BI is a powerful tool for extracting specific parts of text strings from the end. Understanding how to use the RIGHT
function effectively allows you to perform precise text manipulations
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