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DAX HELP?
Measure = CONCATENATEX ( VALUES ( Data[Place Name (standardized)]), Data[Place Name (standardized)], ", " )
looks like I got it - validating as we speak, but I think that calculated measure gives me what I want -
Thanks!!
Ha, glad you found it! I was just coming back to post something similar to create the table:
New Table = SUMMARIZE(
TableName,
TableName[Date],
"Category List", CONCATENATEX(TableName, TableName[Category], ", "),
"Sum Minutes", SUM(TableName[Minutes])
)
Date Category Minutes
7/2/2016 Gym 2
7/1/2016 Lobby 2
7/1/2016 Bar 1
7/3/2016 Restaurant 3
7/2/2016 Front Desk 2
7/2/2016 Lobby 10
Sorry, that is the table that I'm trying to use DAX to derive:
Date Category Minutes
7/1/2016 Lobby, Bar, Gym 5
7/2/2016 Front Desk, Lobby 12
Hi vikashkarra. It's difficult to tell from your sample what you're wanting to do. It looks like you're creating groups on your categories, but for 7/1 in your end table it contains Lobby, and so does 7/2 in a different group.
If you're trying to show every category that appeared on that day, the Gym doesn't show up on 7/1 in your first table, but does in your second. Should Gym be on the 7/2 line, and Restaurant be on a 7/3 line by itself?
Date Category Minutes
7/2/2016 Gym 2
7/1/2016 Lobby 2
7/1/2016 Bar 1
7/3/2016 Restaurant 3
7/2/2016 Front Desk 2
7/2/2016 Lobby 10
Sorry, that is the table that I'm trying to use DAX to derive:
Date Category Minutes
7/1/2016 Lobby, Bar 37/2/2016 Gym, Front Desk, Lobby 14
7/3/2016 Restaurant 3
Sorry KGrice - this is what the desired output is!
Measure = CONCATENATEX ( VALUES ( Data[Place Name (standardized)]), Data[Place Name (standardized)], ", " )
looks like I got it - validating as we speak, but I think that calculated measure gives me what I want -
Thanks!!