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john121
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Refer multiple columns in a single calculated column

I want to create a single calculated column having multiple columns and their respective text string  and display them in a card like:

Country name: dataset[country name]

State name: dataset[State name]

City name: dataset[city name]

 

I'm trying to use

calcol=(concatenate("Country name:",dataset[country name]) , concatenate("state name:",dataset[state name]) )

but getting error

Let me know how can i do it in power bi 

 

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Alex_Serebr
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 Try this one:

calcol = "Country: " & 'Table'[Country] & UNICHAR(10) & "State: " & 'Table'[State] & UNICHAR(10) & "City: " & 'Table'[City]

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Alex_Serebr
Frequent Visitor

 Try this one:

calcol = "Country: " & 'Table'[Country] & UNICHAR(10) & "State: " & 'Table'[State] & UNICHAR(10) & "City: " & 'Table'[City]

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