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Hello guys,
I need your help around a folder structure. In the screenshot are the names of the folders and the IDs. The fk_id always points to the parent folder. The data is not complete so don't be surprised if some fk_ids can't be found in the column id. What is the best way to create a proper and correct order structure over several levels?
The folder structure should look like this at the end.
Thanks for your help
Robin
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Hi @Anonymous
You can achieve this with DAX PATH functions. You need to add calculated columns for all the levels.
Result
Thanks
Hari
If this helps to achieve the solution then please accept this as a solution.
Hi @Anonymous
You can achieve this with DAX PATH functions. You need to add calculated columns for all the levels.
Result
Thanks
Hari
If this helps to achieve the solution then please accept this as a solution.
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