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Hi Everyone,
I'm struggling with the best way to approach this. I've got a text column that I need to search for unique phrases and assign a tag to it (there's 22 tags to assign). For each tag, I've got 20 to 40 phrases to search for.
I've thought about something like this:
Column =
SWITCH(TRUE(),
CONTAINSSTRING([TextColumn], "phrase 1"), "tag 1",
CONTAINSSTRING([TextColumn], "phrase 2"), "tag 1",
CONTAINSSTRING([TextColumn], "phrase 3"), "tag 1",
CONTAINSSTRING([TextColumn], "phrase 4"), "tag 1",
CONTAINSSTRING([TextColumn], "phrase 5"), "tag 1",
CONTAINSSTRING([TextColumn], "phrase 6"), "tag 2",
CONTAINSSTRING([TextColumn], "phrase 7"), "tag 2",
CONTAINSSTRING([TextColumn], "phrase 8"), "tag 2",
)
But I'm not sure this is the best approach. Would anyone have a recommendation? Thanks!
Solved! Go to Solution.
@thecelerygod Create a table of your tags and phrases. Then you could write DAX like this:
Column =
VAR __Text = [Text Column]
VAR __Table =
ADDCOLUMN(
'Phrases',
"Found", CONTAINSTRING( __Text, [Phrase] )
)
VAR __Result = CONCATENATEX( FILTER( __Table, [Found] = TRUE() ), [Tag], ", " )
RETURN
__Result
@thecelerygod Create a table of your tags and phrases. Then you could write DAX like this:
Column =
VAR __Text = [Text Column]
VAR __Table =
ADDCOLUMN(
'Phrases',
"Found", CONTAINSTRING( __Text, [Phrase] )
)
VAR __Result = CONCATENATEX( FILTER( __Table, [Found] = TRUE() ), [Tag], ", " )
RETURN
__Result
That's fantastic. Thanks!
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