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or try this
so you can understand what the code does, I've broken it down into several parts
// Extract field values from the record t1 = Record.FieldValues(_), // Convert the field values to lowercase t2 = List.Transform(t1, Text.Lower), // Find positions of occurrences of the letter "x" in lowercase t3 = List.PositionOf(t2, "x", Occurrence.All), // Retrieve column names based on positions t4 = List.Transform(t3, (x) => Table.ColumnNames(#"Changed Type"){x}), // Combine the retrieved column names into a comma-separated text t5 = Text.Combine(t4, ", ")Hello koorosh
create a calculated column as follow ;
cc = var datasource = calculatetable ( tbl_name, allexcept(tbl_name,tbl_name[access]) ) var result = concatenatex ( datasource , tbl_name[attribute_col_name], " , " ) return resultyou can use the same logic ( with some minor modification ) and create it as a measure ,
it would be flexible and will be dynamically modified base on your slicers and filters existing on the page .
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did you try unpivoting the table and then remove the rows where value = blank ?
STEP 1 : SELECT the column user
step2 : click unpivot other columns
step3 : filter out blank values /
result :
you can then remove the column value if you want .
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Thanks Daniel, but what about when a user has multiple access, like the following image?
Please consider that is an example, in real there are many users.
isnt this what you would like to have ? or am i missing something ?
if you want to merge them into one row, then you can use DAX function concatenatex
Daniel, Please let me know how to concatenate attributes for each user.
Hello koorosh
create a calculated column as follow ;
cc = var datasource = calculatetable ( tbl_name, allexcept(tbl_name,tbl_name[access]) ) var result = concatenatex ( datasource , tbl_name[attribute_col_name], " , " ) return resultyou can use the same logic ( with some minor modification ) and create it as a measure ,
it would be flexible and will be dynamically modified base on your slicers and filters existing on the page .
If my answer helped sort things out for you, i would appreciate a thumbs up 👍 and mark it as the solution ✅!
It makes a difference and might help someone else too. Thanks for spreading the good vibes! 🤠