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SRobbo1990
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Concatenatex with summarize

Hi All,

 

I'm currently trying to concatenate a list of suppliers (supplier table) by an Trip ID (itinerary item table)  (as below);

So that it would show Trip Id 10000175 with the full list of suppliers concatenated

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I've tried to use the following command;

 

CALCULATE ( 
    CONCATENATEX(
        SUMMARIZE('Itinerary Item', Supplier[Supplier Name]),
        Supplier[Supplier Name],
        ", ",
        [Supplier Name], ASC
    )
    )
 
Unfortunately this measure just throws back a full list of all the suppliers in the supplier table.
 
Any advice?
 
Thanks
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ERD
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Resident Rockstar

@SRobbo1990 , I don't know how your data model looks like, but you can try to use the same table:

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Mahesh0016
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Solution Sage

@SRobbo1990 

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CONCATENATE =
VAR Tables =
SELECTCOLUMNS ( F, "Comments", F[Comments] )
RETURN
CONCATENATEX ( Tables, [Comments], "," )

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