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I have a table in an Oracle database that stores several lines that refers to only one line in another table.
I would like to know if there is a way to transform this lines in one unique line.
The column YP_CHAVE is the key so I want to join the lines in YP_TEXTO where this key is the same.
Thanks in advance.
This means, YP_SEQ will be disregarded?
And you want it to do in power query?
Yes, that's it.
If I get you right, try:
Column = CONCATENATE([YP_CHAVE],[YP_SEQ])
I need to join the lines where YP_CHAVE is the same. The values in column YP_TEXTO is brocken down in several lines.
So I want to make a group by YP_CHAVE and concatenate the lines in YP_TEXTO where YP_CHAVE repeats.
Take a look in the example above. This 3 lines have to be one unique line because the YP_CHAVE is the same for all.
The column YP_SEQ shows where the message begins and end in YP_TEXTO.
@spaiva ,
Try below DAX to get your requirement:
@spaiva , In my above post my key column is Name. So accordingly create your DAX.
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