Hi
I'm looking to suppress these duplicate values. I need to be able to see all the Quote No's, their corresponding branch, contacts, customer & project names but just see the value on one row. To further add to this, and this may help..
Quote No/Type/Date/Contact/Project Name - Table 1
Branch - Table 2
Customer Name - Table 3
Value - Table 4
Thanks in advance
Hi @Tob_P I'm having a similar problem with my data. Did you ever solve this issue and can provide some insight?
I think I ended up dropping what I needed in this example, but if I were to tackle it now I probably would have used the RELATED function in Table 4, to bring in the Quote No (I'm pretty sure my existing relationship between Tables 1 & 4 would have required this), and create a calculated column.
Wondering whether anyone has any insight on this. Not an issue with my relationships.
Have tried a couple of things - SUMMARIZE function and creating a calculated column to CONCATENATE Project Name & Quote Number to create a unique ID and FILTER on that but with no success.
Trawling through the forum here but can't find a case study that fits the profile of this queston.
Thanks again in advance.
Hi @stevedep Unfortunately that's not an option for me as I believe that it would wreck the outputs in the rest of the report.
Hi,
What is the unique identifier of the record?
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In this case I would want to go with the Project Name - it will only ever have one value in it but will have multiple quotes
Something with Ranking, and only showing the first value?
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Hi,
In Power Query you can remove duplicates.
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