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I have a lookup that has multiple values and gives the standard error message. Instead of getting an error, is it possible to get a comma delimeted list of the multiple values in a single field?
Instead of a workaround, it would be really cool to have a function LOOKUPVALUES for this.
Hi @X3svfdB1HOjKYc0 ,
Did you want to split columns in power query? You can split a column through different methods and get single value you want.
Or try to use List.Contains function in power query to match value.
Reference: Solved: HELP: Matching a value in one column to a value fr... - Microsoft Power BI Community
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
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You can use CONACATENATEX combined with FILTER like below
=CONCATENATEX(FILTER(Table1,Table1[Name]=Table2[Name]),Table1[Item],", ")
Here, I am applying filter on Table1, Name column with Table2, Name field. Then I am concatenating resultant Table1, item column with comma separator.
Awesomely brilliant. I always look for these clever one liners, there is so much unecessarily complicated DAX out there.
I was taught in the 80s that good code should be aiming for Haiku, not an epic poem 🙂 and it should always make you smile. This made me smile.
Thank you 🙏
you can try CONCATENATEX+CALCULATETABLE
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