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Conditional Concatenation

Hi,

 

Each account has a unique id and should only contain one member but some have two. I can't change this.

 

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I have used the code below with success.

 

Holiday Region(s) = CONCATENATEX('Member','Member'[Region],", ")

 

 

This produces the desired results in the format "France , Germany" , "Spain , Spain" , "Italy"

 

 

In this scenario, where the regions are same "Spain , Spain" . I would like for the concatenation to only display one value "Spain".

 

Thanks in advance 🙂

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Anonymous
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See if this is could work:

Measure = 
CONCATENATEX(
    DISTINCT(Concate[Region]),Concate[Region], ",")

Concate Dist.png

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Anonymous
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See if this is could work:

Measure = 
CONCATENATEX(
    DISTINCT(Concate[Region]),Concate[Region], ",")

Concate Dist.png

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