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Here is an approach that you can make it work:
1] Group By on the first two columns
2] the remaining column is set to all rows
Now the data is segregated, you would need to Sort( distinct())
After you should see a list of values, make sure they are all text (change data type to text)
Then Text.Combine( list, ", " )
To wrap it up:
GroupBy Name, Category with All Rows
Here is an approach that you can make it work:
1] Group By on the first two columns
2] the remaining column is set to all rows
Now the data is segregated, you would need to Sort( distinct())
After you should see a list of values, make sure they are all text (change data type to text)
Then Text.Combine( list, ", " )
To wrap it up:
GroupBy Name, Category with All Rows
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