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What I want to do is aggregate on a person's name and show all their projects:
Name | Project ID
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John | 1
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Mike | 2
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Mike, John | 3
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David | 4
so
for John, it should show project 1 as well as 3
For Mike, it shoulld show project 2 as well as 3
Solved! Go to Solution.
hi @ukeasyproj
please follow this steps
1. your original data
Original data
2. in Edit Query Split column
By delimeter , (Comma)
3. Unpivot Columns (Selecting ProjectID)
UnPivot Columns
4. Remove Attribute Column....Close & Apply
5. Create a measure to concatenate the projectid column
hi @ukeasyproj
please follow this steps
1. your original data
Original data
2. in Edit Query Split column
By delimeter , (Comma)
3. Unpivot Columns (Selecting ProjectID)
UnPivot Columns
4. Remove Attribute Column....Close & Apply
5. Create a measure to concatenate the projectid column
You can do this in The Query Editor - just follow the Steps in the picture...
In your case your ProjectID column should be the Unique Row Identifier
And your Name column the Slicer column
I believe there was another solution listed here but I have never tried the approach...
http://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/implementing-where-on-slicer/td-p/43446
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