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Hi,
I have created a Table viusalization in my Power BI report. The table consists of a list of names of customers. I did export the visualization to csv, but the measure name was also exported along with the values. Is there a way to export only the values and not the column headers / measure names as below:
Name1,Name2,Name3,Name4...........
Thanks
Hi @alir22456 ,
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Hi @alir22456
Please try using this modofoed DAX and see if it works.
Cohort =
VAR __tmpTable1 =
GENERATE(
DISTINCT('Table'[Customers]),
EXCEPT(
DISTINCT('Table'[Services]),
CALCULATETABLE(DISTINCT('Table'[Services]))
)
)
VAR __tmpTable2 = SUMMARIZE(__tmpTable1, 'Table'[Customers])
VAR __tmpTable3 = EXCEPT(DISTINCT('Table'[Customers]), __tmpTable2)
RETURN
__tmpTable3
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Hi @sroy_16
Encountering the following error:
a table of multiple values was supplied where a single value was expected.
Hi @alir22456 ,
You cannot configure the csv output to not get the names, since it's a csv format the first row is always the name of the columns you have in this case the measures names.
Regards
Miguel Félix
Proud to be a Super User!
Check out my blog: Power BI em PortuguêsHi @MFelix
Thank you for your comment. Can you please tell me how can I modify the below formula to get a list of customer names each in a separate row rather than seperated by comma.
Cohort =
VAR __tmpTable1 =
GENERATE(
DISTINCT('Table'[Customers]),
EXCEPT(
DISTINCT('Table'[Services]),
CALCULATETABLE(DISTINCT('Table'[Services]))
)
)
VAR __tmpTable2 = SUMMARIZE(__tmpTable1, 'Table'[Customers])
VAR __tmpTable3 = EXCEPT(DISTINCT('Table'[Customers]), __tmpTable2)
VAR __Result = CONCATENATEX(__tmpTable3, [Customers], ",", [Customers])
RETURN
__Result
Note: I need the names in a new row not a line break
Thanks
Hi @alir22456 ,
Try the following code:
Cohort =
VAR __tmpTable1 =
GENERATE(
DISTINCT('Table'[Customers]),
EXCEPT(
DISTINCT('Table'[Services]),
CALCULATETABLE(DISTINCT('Table'[Services]))
)
)
VAR __tmpTable2 = SUMMARIZE(__tmpTable1, 'Table'[Customers])
VAR __tmpTable3 = EXCEPT(DISTINCT('Table'[Customers]), __tmpTable2)
VAR __Result = CONCATENATEX(__tmpTable3, [Customers], UNICHAR(10), [Customers])
RETURN
__Result
Unichar(10) is the line break character.
Regards
Miguel Félix
Proud to be a Super User!
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