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Hi,
I have a table and one of the column have many values delimited by comma as below:
week | ID | Name |
W401 | 002 | abcde,abc,abcd,abcdef |
W401 | 001 | abcde,fgh |
W402 | 001 | ijk |
W402 | 002 | ijk,lmn,opeqrs |
I want to split the name by comma, also keep the detail of them.
Length of name might be different, and the name is too much to use exhaustive way.
The output I expected as below:
week | ID | Name |
W401 | 002 | abcde |
W401 | 002 | abc |
W401 | 002 | abcd |
W401 | 002 | abcdef |
W401 | 001 | abcde |
W401 | 001 | fgh |
W402 | 001 | ijk |
W402 | 002 | ijk |
W402 | 002 | lmn |
W402 | 002 | lmn,opeqrs |
I can use DAX only. (can't use power query)
Any answer will be helpful!
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@Anonymous , Create a new calculated table by going into Modelling
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@Anonymous , Create a new calculated table by going into Modelling
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This is exactly what I need!! Thank you for your reply!!
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