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Hi, look at ID:21975, how can I take all this numbers and du like this:
21975 1883724
21975 1883725
21975 1883726
/Bergh
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Hi @Bergh
You can create a new table
NewTable =
SUMMARIZE (
TableName,
TableName[ID],
"NewColumnName", CONCATENATEX ( TableName, TableName[ColumnName], ", " )
)
Hi @Bergh
You can create a new table
NewTable =
SUMMARIZE (
TableName,
TableName[ID],
"NewColumnName", CONCATENATEX ( TableName, TableName[ColumnName], ", " )
)
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