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Hi,
I'm able to use the "Group By" function to summarize value, but not for Text.
The Data Source shows the same ID and support by multiple Users. May I know is there any way to show one row with multiple Users, like the Output Data below? Thanks!
Source Data
ID | User |
ID1 | User A |
ID1 | User B |
ID1 | User C |
ID2 | User D |
ID2 | User E |
Output Data
ID | User |
ID1 | User A, User B, User C |
ID2 | User D, User E |
Best regards,
Mandy
Solved! Go to Solution.
@MandyL , Create a measure and use with ID
concatenateX( Table, Table[user] , ", ")
Refer three methods
@MandyL , Create a measure and use with ID
concatenateX( Table, Table[user] , ", ")
Refer three methods
It works. Thank you 😊
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