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Hello everyone
I have created the following DAX code, where I am concatenating all Orders that have the same Memo number
ORDERS = CONCATENATEX(VALUES(Lista_Pedidos[Sales document]),Lista_Pedidos[Sales document],",")
The problem is that I am concatenating all orders that do not have values in the Memo column, but what I need is that when I do not find values in the Memo column, the order number remains unconcatenated.
Try placing filter, but what it does, is that the orders appear blank as shown in the image
DaxTest = CALCULATE(CONCATENATEX(VALUES(Lista_Pedidos[Sales Document]),Lista_Pedidos[Sales Document],","),FILTER('Lista_Pedidos',NOT(ISBLANK('Lista_Pedidos'[Memo]))))
Porfa how could I solve it? , I need your support thank you.
@Syndicate_Admin you have to do exactly what I provided, Your screenshot is showing which is not what I provided.
If you cannot copy and paste, I don't know what else to say.
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Any more idea of how to solve this problem?, I've been figuring out how to do it for days porfa
I am creating a measure :
TABLE NAME: ORDER LIST
NAME Columns : Memo , Sales Documents
Then to be able to concatenate I create the following measure:
DAX = CONCATENATEX (VALUES ('Lista_Pedidos'[Sales Document]),Lista_Pedidos[Sales Document],",")
and I place the memo field and add that measure that I created where it is concatenated
@Syndicate_Admin are you adding a column or measure?
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I tried it, but the "isblank" function does not accept a table, and the following error is generated
@Syndicate_Admin it is still the same, I have no idea why but try this, I'm assuming you are adding a measure:
ORDERS =
IF ( ISBLANK ( SELECTEDVALUE ( Table[Memo Column] ) ), <<Order number column>>,
CONCATENATEX(VALUES(Lista_Pedidos[Sales document]),Lista_Pedidos[Sales document],",")
)
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Sorry, Ready now if it should already appear
@Syndicate_Admin maybe it is a language issue, again I don't see columns in the DAX expression anywhere in the screenshots.
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@Syndicate_Admin Sorry for the confusion, I just corrected the publication giving a little more detail, was it understood?. Thank you for the support
@Syndicate_Admin not fully sure what you are looking for, columns you are using in the DAX expression is not showing up in the screenshots. Could you provide more details with the sample data and the expected output.
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