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Hello Community -
So I am aware that:
"a variable name cannot be used as a table name in a column reference"
(https://www.sqlbi.com/articles/table-and-column-references-using-dax-variables/)
However, since my attempts have failed (to use ADDCOLUMNS to create a VAR table in which columns can be referenced),
I have left the code for V2 & V3 wrong intentionally, simply to show what I am trying to do.
VAR V1 --CREATE TEMP TABLE FROM 6 ID'S
VAR V2 --GET DISTINCT LIST OF [Crop Abbrev] FROM V1
VAR V3 --CREATE COMMA DELIMITED LIST OF DISTINCT [Crop Abbrev] FROM V2
Desired Result of V3 = "CORN, SOYBEANS"
Of course, currently only V1 works, which is why I am returning it here.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Nathan
Solved! Go to Solution.
One option is to use v1 as a filter table like this:
VAR v1 =
FILTER (
ALL ( 'D Crop' ),
'D Crop'[CropKey] IN { 5767, 6014, 5408, 5769, 6015, 5438 }
)
VAR v2 = CALCULATETABLE ( DISTINCT ( 'D Crop'[Crop Abbrev] ), v1 )
VAR v3 =
CONCATENATEX (
v2,
'D Crop'[Crop Abbrev], ", ",
'D Crop'[Crop Abbrev], ASC
)
EVALUATE
v3
One option is to use v1 as a filter table like this:
VAR v1 =
FILTER (
ALL ( 'D Crop' ),
'D Crop'[CropKey] IN { 5767, 6014, 5408, 5769, 6015, 5438 }
)
VAR v2 = CALCULATETABLE ( DISTINCT ( 'D Crop'[Crop Abbrev] ), v1 )
VAR v3 =
CONCATENATEX (
v2,
'D Crop'[Crop Abbrev], ", ",
'D Crop'[Crop Abbrev], ASC
)
EVALUATE
v3
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