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Is there a way to create an "If Then" Group By in Power Query using parameter values?

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    Is there a way to create an "If Then" Group By in Power Query using parameter values?

    I am trying to create a Power Query which will sum up certain rows of data based on a condition set by a parameter that is passed to query. Here is the source data:

    Profits Sales Sales Region

    1 333 North
    23 4 West
    4 33 East
    5 5 West
    5 5 North
    3 325 East
    2 833 East

    If the parameter is set to sum by sales region, I’d like the results to look like this:

    Sales Region Profits Sales
    North 6 338
    West 28 9
    East 9 1191

    If parameter is not set to sum by sales region, the results would look like this:

    Profits Sales Sales Region

    1 333 North
    23 4 West
    4 33 East
    5 5 West
    5 5 North
    3 325 East
    2 833 East

    Basically, and If "yes" then group certain rows of data, if no, do nothing.

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    Re: Is there a way to create an "If Then" Group By in Power Query using parameter values?

    crossposted: https://www.mrexcel.com/board/thread.../#post-5396520

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    Re: Is there a way to create an "If Then" Group By in Power Query using parameter values?

    Have you read this? https://www.excelguru.ca/blog/2018/0...n-power-query/

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