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newtothis22
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returning multiple values based on another column and slicer

Hello,

 

i would appreciate help in resolving this issue. I have a table that has columns - Company, month, Interest, Average, Median. I have a line cluster chart that shows bars of the average and median for each month.  A line/markers showing the interest per month for each company. 
 The median and average are unique only for that month but not for the do  company.
My issue is that i have sometimes have multiple of "interest" for each  each month for some companies. I have tried various measures to show the all of the interests for that month but i can either have the max, sum, min, avg, lastisnonblank or first is nonblank values.

 

How can i ensure that i have a measure that displays all interest values for that month? Another possible solution without dax would be to create columns for each interest rate value but that can be messy with large data sets. 

thank you for your help

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DataNinja777
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Hi @newtothis22 ,

 

You can use CONCATENATEX to display multiple interest rates within a month. However, please note that the output will be treated as text, so you won't be able to apply calculations directly to it.

 

Best regards,

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DataNinja777
Super User
Super User

Hi @newtothis22 ,

 

You can use CONCATENATEX to display multiple interest rates within a month. However, please note that the output will be treated as text, so you won't be able to apply calculations directly to it.

 

Best regards,

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