Conditionally remove row from table in Power Query or PostgreSQL
I have a list of employees and for some employees I have two rows when they changed from contract to permanent. I like to remove the row where the employee was a contracter.
| employeeID | EmployeeType | Other Employee Data |
|---|---|---|
| 216 | contract | drop this row |
| 641 | fulltime | |
| 216 | fulltime | |
| 853 | contract |
I want to be the output
| employeeID | EmployeeType | Other Employee Data |
|---|---|---|
| 641 | fulltime | |
| 216 | fulltime | |
| 853 | contract |
Any suggestions how I can do this in Power Query (for testing) and / or PostgreSQL (final implementation) ?
EDIT: 2022/01/17
@ron-rosenfeld kindly provided the solution for Power Query below. I will try to summarize it here. Any inaccuracy is due to my lack of understanding.
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https://ift.tt/eA8V8J
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