What result can you expect from using the "Split Column by Delimiter" transformation at each occurrence of the delimiter?

When using the "Split Column by Delimiter" transformation in Power BI, opting for the setting that splits at each occurrence of the delimiter can yield more than two columns. This is because each occurrence of the specified delimiter in the original column creates a new segmented value.

For instance, if you have a column containing the string "Apple;Banana;Cherry", and you choose to split this column by the semicolon delimiter, the transformation will divide the string at each semicolon occurrence. As a result, you will end up with three distinct columns: one for "Apple", one for "Banana", and one for "Cherry". Therefore, when the number of occurrences of the delimiter is greater than one, the result is an increase in the number of resulting columns.

This transformation is particularly useful for breaking down delimited lists or composite data formats into more manageable, individual components, thus allowing for more granular data analysis and visualization.