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Hi all,
I have some data in my SharePoint online list as below
From the above data, I need to create the below output in the form of Parent child relationship
| Full Job Stream |
| PHH657VP --> PHH657J9 --> PHH657JI --> PHH657JC, PHH657JD, PHH657JE, PHH657HF, PHH657JG, PHH657JH --> PHH657JB |
PHH657JU --> PHH657JI --> PHH657JC, PHH657JD, PHH657JE, PHH657HF, PHH657JG, PHH657JH --> PHH657JB |
OR
| Full Job stream |
| PHH657JB --> PHH657JC, PHH657JD, PHH657JE, PHH657HF, PHH657JG, PHH657JH --> PHH657JI --> PHH657J9 --> PHH657VP |
| PHH657JB --> PHH657JC, PHH657JD, PHH657JE, PHH657HF, PHH657JG, PHH657JH --> PHH657JI --> PHH657JU |
I have tried with PATH function and MAXX function but it was not working. Any help to get this achieved is much appreciated
Thanks in advance!
Thanks for your response, Can you please provide me the formula that you have used for output purpose ?
I am not able to see it from the snapshot that you have provided
Output =
CONCATENATEX (
ADDCOLUMNS (
GENERATESERIES ( 1, PATHLENGTH ( [p] ) ),
"pv", PATHITEM ( [P], [Value] )
),
[pv],
"-->"
)
PATH should work for this.
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Your sample data is a bit inconclusive but here is the general approach:
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