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Hello All,
I have a table with circuit and Communities
i used both table visual and Matric visual
but not able to show how they wanted it to be seen
they wanted to see the all the communities in one column like shown in below table
circuit | Communities |
ADABELL ROAD 24 | ALma, Fort Smith, Van Buren |
Solved! Go to Solution.
Please try this expression
Community Names = CONCATENATEX(VALUES(Table[CommunityName]), Table[CommunityName], ", ")
If this works for you, please mark it as the solution. Kudos are appreciated too. Please let me know if not.
Regards,
Pat
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@Anonymous create a measure to concatenate
Measure =
CONCATENATE ( Table, Table[CommunityName], "," )
IN visual, use circuit name, and above measure.
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Thanks for the Idea but i already tried that
the main issue is i have multiple Community names
CONTRACT_ACCOUNT_NUMBER | Circuit_Name | CommunityName |
128979804 | ARDMORE 26 | Ardmore |
129597277 | ARDMORE 26 | Ardmore |
382053 | ARDMORE 26 | Ardmore |
130312913 | ARDMORE 26 | Ardmore |
129309056 | ARDMORE 26 | Ardmore |
131547769 | ARDMORE 26 | Ardmore |
131404208 | ARDMORE 26 | Fox |
129120672 | ARDMORE 26 | Wilson |
127785497 | ARDMORE 26 | Kingston |
so if i do concatenate then this is what i am getting which we don’t need we want only the distinct communities
CONTRACT_ACCOUNT_NUMBER | Circuit_Name | CommunityName |
128979804 | ARDMORE 26 | Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Fox,Wilson,Kingston |
129597277 | ARDMORE 26 | Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Fox,Wilson,Kingston |
382053 | ARDMORE 26 | Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Fox,Wilson,Kingston |
130312913 | ARDMORE 26 | Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Fox,Wilson,Kingston |
129309056 | ARDMORE 26 | Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Fox,Wilson,Kingston |
131547769 | ARDMORE 26 | Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Fox,Wilson,Kingston |
131404208 | ARDMORE 26 | Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Fox,Wilson,Kingston |
129120672 | ARDMORE 26 | Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Fox,Wilson,Kingston |
127785497 | ARDMORE 26 | Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Ardmore,Fox,Wilson,Kingston |
Hi,
Confusing requirement. In your original question, you did not have Contract Account but in this post you do. Share the exact expected result.
Please try this expression
Community Names = CONCATENATEX(VALUES(Table[CommunityName]), Table[CommunityName], ", ")
If this works for you, please mark it as the solution. Kudos are appreciated too. Please let me know if not.
Regards,
Pat
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@Anonymous @mahoneypat solution will work but you have to have only circuit name and measure in the visual, not all the columns.
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@Anonymous You could use a matrix and put Community in Columns. Or, create a measure that uses CONCATENATEX to munge all of the communities together.
User | Count |
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73 | |
70 | |
38 | |
25 | |
23 |
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96 | |
93 | |
50 | |
43 | |
42 |