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@Anonymous , Assuming this is a new column, I tried the same on my data, a new column. without all
Column = CONCATENATEX(summarize(FILTER(Sales,Sales[Item ID] = 'Item'[Item Id]), Sales[City Id]),[City Id], ",")
@Anonymous provide sample data and expected output to accelerate response
@amitchandak Hi there, thanks for commenting. I tried but the output that I've obtained is "," and ", ,"
Seems like only commas are being concatenated here...
@Anonymous , Assuming this is a new column, I tried the same on my data, a new column. without all
Column = CONCATENATEX(summarize(FILTER(Sales,Sales[Item ID] = 'Item'[Item Id]), Sales[City Id]),[City Id], ",")
I am using this same formula and it is working great. Is there a way to update this to exclude where the City Id has blank values?
@amitchandak This works great, thanks. Think in the first comment you provided, there was a missing Table2[Column2] as part of the CONCATENATEX formula, hence the error.
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