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Hello all.
I have the following problem: My dataset has a bunch of rows that correspond to each product ordered by a customer, and each product has a family type associated:
NumOrder SKU Family type
1 1234 Baby
1 1245 Kid
This example represents an order of 2 units, with 2 different family types. The family types that I have are: Baby, Kid, Woman, Men, Men&Acessories; Woman&Acessories, Shoes.
I want to create a calculated column that if an order has only Baby, display "baby", and so on. But if an order has at least one product that is baby and kid, displays "Baby_Kid" and so on. For all combinations.
Can you help me?
Thank you!
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@Anonymous
I did not fully understand but this should be close:
Column =
CONCATENATEX(
CALCULATETABLE( VALUES(Table4[Family Type]) , ALLEXCEPT(Table4,Table4[Number])),
Table4[Family Type],"|"
)
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@Anonymous
I did not fully understand but this should be close:
Column =
CONCATENATEX(
CALCULATETABLE( VALUES(Table4[Family Type]) , ALLEXCEPT(Table4,Table4[Number])),
Table4[Family Type],"|"
)
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Thank you for your reply.
It is almost this. The problem is that Child| Baby and Baby| Child is the same category but I have two different categories.
@Anonymous
Then you need to provide a propper example and show all possible scenarios.
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