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scabral
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Paginated Report - Adding Double Quotes around a comma in a parameter string

Hi,

 

I created a paginated report and used the paginated report visual to embed in a power bi report.  I am passing a parameter to the paginated report from Power BI using CONCATENATX to build a comma separated list of values that is then used in the paginated report DAX using an IN{} statement.

 

Howerver the string comes through like this:

 

"Value1,Value2"

 

i want it to come through like this in order to work correctly in the IN statement:

"Value1","Value2"

 

I tried to use an expression against the parameter in the paginated reprot to try to add the double quotes around the field, but I can't quite seem to get it exactly like I want.  Right now I am using this expression:

 

="" & Replace(Parameters!paraDivision.Value, ",", """,""") & ""

 

but it's coming throught like this with 2 sets of double quotes around the comma, but I only need 1 set:

 

"Value1"",""Value2"

 

I've tried multiple ways to get around it, but nothing seems to work?  Any ideas on how to get this working?

 

thanks

Scott

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v-jianpeng-msft
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Hi, @scabral 

Maybe you can try the following expressions:

="""" & Replace(Parameters!paraDivision.Value, ",", """,""") & """"

Expressions start and end with a set of double quotation marks to ensure that the entire string is enclosed correctly. The function then inserts a set of quotation marks around each comma.


 

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hi,

with that code, it's coming across like this:

 

"""Value1"",""Value2"""

 

so now it's adding an extra set of quotes in the beginning and end of the string and still has the 2 sets of double quotes around the parameter.  I need it like this:

 

"Value1","Value2"

 

Power BI is sending it over like this using CONCATENATEX:

 

"Value1,Value2"

 

I've spend hours trying to get this to work but can't get it exactly how i want it

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