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I am using CONCATENATEX to combine rows (the "Name" column in the example given bellow). Wondering how to remove the values appearing in the totals row.
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Hi there,
You could do add some sort of check to your measure to ensure you return a result only for individual Identifiers.
The first measure works by detecting when a single Identifier value is visible.
The second measure works in a table visual where you have Identifier on the rows, and returns a nonblank value only at the "level" of a single Identifier.
Name without total = IF ( HASONEVALUE ( YourTable[Identifier] ), CONCATENATEX(...) ) Name without total = IF ( ISINSCOPE ( YourTable[Identifier] ), CONCATENATEX(...) )
Regards,
Owen
Hi there,
You could do add some sort of check to your measure to ensure you return a result only for individual Identifiers.
The first measure works by detecting when a single Identifier value is visible.
The second measure works in a table visual where you have Identifier on the rows, and returns a nonblank value only at the "level" of a single Identifier.
Name without total = IF ( HASONEVALUE ( YourTable[Identifier] ), CONCATENATEX(...) ) Name without total = IF ( ISINSCOPE ( YourTable[Identifier] ), CONCATENATEX(...) )
Regards,
Owen
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