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Instructor: Welcome to the
Assignment Solution Walkthrough.
As a quick reminder, Ethan had reached out
because they're looking to better understand
where customers are coming from based on their email domain.
Now, here's a solution preview of what you should see
in Power Query after you've completed the assignment.
Keep in mind that depending on how
you approached solving Ethan's requests,
your applied steps may look a little bit different
than mine, and that's totally cool.
The most important thing here is that you end up
with the same result.
All right, let's jump over to Power BI
and we'll check the solution out.
So to kick this off, we're gonna head to the query editor.
And once the query editor loads here,
we're gonna hop over into our customer lookup table.
And our first key objective was to duplicate
the email address column and then name it domain name.
So if we come over, select email address,
and then we want to head up to add column tools
and duplicate column.
All right, so we've added a duplicate column.
We need to update the name here to domain name.
All right, so that is our first key objective.
All right, our second key objective is in this new column,
we need to remove all text and characters
except for the domain name.
So if we come back over to our transform column menus here
and then we can use our extract tool options to extract text
after a delimiter.
So basically what we want to do here is say everything
that is after the at symbol we want to keep.
So we'll just click okay
and now we're left with this adventure-works.com.
The next thing that we need to do is I'm gonna tackle this
by removing the .com.
So again, from this extract menu,
I'm going to remove text before delimiter.
So basically we want to try to keep everything
before the period in .com.
So click okay.
And then the last piece here that I want to do is replace
this hyphen between Adventure and Works.
So if I come over to replace values,
and then the value to find is the hyphen,
replace it with a space, and then once this updates,
we should see Adventure Space Works.
All right, so our third objective here
is to use transformation steps to clean up
and capitalize the domain name.
So what I would like to do here is, again,
we're gonna use that proper function or the capitalize
each word here again, transform menu options, format,
capitalize each word, and we have Adventure Space Works.
All right, so back to the home tab, close and apply.
And that's our fourth key objective for this lesson.
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