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Hi Gurus,
Need a help. i have to display data using spaces as prefix based on condition .
i had used concatenate and unichar(127) to keep a space CONCATENATE(UNICHAR(127),[Column]). The problem is when exported to excel..it is showing up special characters. is there a chance to remove this while exporting or any way to keep a space where the special char wont show up.Please help
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Hi @ak77
You can use a space instead of the unichar in your Dax.
CONCATENATE(" ",[Column]).
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try using this code
CONCATENATE ( UNICHAR ( 160 ),[Column] )
Hi @ak77
You can use a space instead of the unichar in your Dax.
CONCATENATE(" ",[Column]).
If this post helps, then please consider Accepting it as the solution to help the other
members find it more quickly
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