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Hello!
I need help in what Dax formula to use.
I have this table _Facts
| Company | LookupAccount | GL |
| BBG | BBG_84 Lumber | 200100 |
| BBG | BBG_84 Lumber | 506510 |
| BBG | BBG_Budz | 220311 |
| BBG | BBG_Budz | 20100 |
| LBP | LBP_Buckhanon | 506510 |
Then from Vendor3 table, I will create a measure(GL.List) to concatenate the lists of the GL for a certain company and the lookup account from _Facts table. This would be its result.
| Company | __AccountVendorKnownAsKey | GL.List |
| BBG | BBG_84 Lumber | 20100,506510 |
| BBG | BBG_Budz | 220311,20100 |
| LBP | LBP_Buckhanon | 506510 |
I already have a relationship between the _Facts Table and the Vendor3 table.
Hope you could help me on this.
Thank you.
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Hi @juhoneyighot - you can use DAX with the CONCATENATEX function
create dax measure to your model as below:
Hope this helps.
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Hi @juhoneyighot ,
Try the bellow DAX measure:
GL.List =
CONCATENATEX(
FILTER(
_Facts,
_Facts[Company] = Vendor3[Company] &&
_Facts[LookupAccount] = Vendor3[__AccountVendorKnownAsKey]
),
_Facts[GL],
","
)
Try this:
concatenated =
CONCATENATEX (
FILTER (
ALL ( FactTable ),
FactTable[LookupAccount] = SELECTEDVALUE ( FactTable[LookupAccount] )
),
[GL],
", "
)
Hi @juhoneyighot - you can use DAX with the CONCATENATEX function
create dax measure to your model as below:
Hope this helps.
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