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I need to produce a list of people who know each software. My data looks like this:
I need it to look like this or the second option (but the first is preferred). Is there a way to do this in a matrix or table visual?
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You can do the second one by using a matrix and putting Software and Person into the Rows area in that order and then drilling down using the forked arrow icon.
Hi, the first one you can obtain with:
PeopleList = CONCATENATEX(VALUES(Table1[People]);Table1[People];" ")
After The First " PRESS SHIFT+ENTER
And in a matrix visual:
Regards
Victor
I tried your DAX function (for Option 1) and all i get in peoplelist column is a concatenated list of all people, for each record. Is your DAX function parameters correct?
i also had to use "," and not ";" as delimeters
You can do the second one by using a matrix and putting Software and Person into the Rows area in that order and then drilling down using the forked arrow icon.
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