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ngadiez
Helper II
Helper II

Multi Value in a column

Hi I have a table like this

 

  1. ID          Name
  2. 1            Pen
  3. 2            Chair
  4. 2            Table
  5. 3            Plug
  6. 3            Power
  7. 3            shocket

I want to make it to this for my visualisation table

  1. ID          Name
  2. 1            Pen
  3. 2            Chair, Table
  4. 3            Plug, Power, shocket

Is there any way to do this?

I saw from other forum is using = CONCATENATEX ( FILTER ( VALUES (Table[Name])  ), Table[Name], ", ")

However it doesnt work for same table. only work for diferent table.

 

Any idea how to do this? All the master

@Greg_Deckler@MattAllington @Phil_Seamark @quentin_vigne

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quentin_vigne
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

Hi @ngadiez

 

You were almost there, here what I would do as your table is ordered on ID

 

Grouped_Name = CONCATENATEX(FILTER(ALL('Table1');[ID]=EARLIER('Table1'[ID]));[Name];", ")

You may need to change ";" to "," as I'm using french version of PowerBI (depending of your version)

 

Have a good day

 

- Quentin

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quentin_vigne
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

Hi @ngadiez

 

You were almost there, here what I would do as your table is ordered on ID

 

Grouped_Name = CONCATENATEX(FILTER(ALL('Table1');[ID]=EARLIER('Table1'[ID]));[Name];", ")

You may need to change ";" to "," as I'm using french version of PowerBI (depending of your version)

 

Have a good day

 

- Quentin

@quentin_vigne

 

It works. Thank you so much

@ngadiez

 

You're welcome,

 

Have a good day.

 

- Quentin

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