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Hello, I have a query similar to as below screenshot shown
I would like to transform it so that it does not have duplicate rows of the student column and group the class fields as follows:
I'm using these M queries, but I can't get the expected result.
I have tried the following queries:
Table.SplitColum Table.TransformColumns
Has anyone transformed the data in a similar way and can help me?
Thank you so much for everything.
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@DavidEg , refer to the form of energy consultation
https://www.excel-university.com/combine-rows-into-a-delimited-list/
https://exceloffthegrid.com/power-query-combine-rows-into-a-single-cell/
in dax use this measure with Student in a visual table/matrix
concatenatex(Table, table[class], ",")
Thank you very much, I've got it.
I googled and found nothing.
I've done as the consultation says.
I grouped the column and then combined the rows as text.
= Table.Group(Origen, {"student"}, {{"Recuento", each Text.Combine([classes.1], "; "), type text}})
Thank you so much for everything!!
@DavidEg , refer to the form of energy consultation
https://www.excel-university.com/combine-rows-into-a-delimited-list/
https://exceloffthegrid.com/power-query-combine-rows-into-a-single-cell/
in dax use this measure with Student in a visual table/matrix
concatenatex(Table, table[class], ",")
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