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Estoy tratando de realizar concatenar en una relación de uno a muchos y quiero no tener valores duplicados.
CONCATENATEX(
FILTER('Table',[Site] = EARLIER([Site]) && [User] IN { "a", "b", "d" }),
[User],,""
)
Intenté esto y termino con valores como este:
Id | Usuario | buscado |
| 1 | a | Aabd |
| 1 | a | Aabd |
| 1 | b | Aabd |
| 1 | d | Aabd |
| 1 | c | |
| 2 | a | Off |
| 2 | b | Off |
| 2 | c | |
| 3 | a | Para |
| 3 | d | Para |
| 4 | c |
Aquí hay una tabla que representa lo que me gustaría.
Id | Usuario | buscado |
| 1 | a | Abd |
| 1 | a | Abd |
| 1 | b | Abd |
| 1 | d | Abd |
| 1 | c | |
| 2 | a | Off |
| 2 | b | Off |
| 2 | c | |
| 3 | a | Para |
| 3 | d | Para |
| 4 | c |
@burgerface25 probar esta medida
C =
CONCATENATEX (
CALCULATETABLE ( VALUES ( con[user] ), FILTER ( ALLEXCEPT ( con, con[id] ), con[User] IN { "a", "b", "d" }) ),
[user], ","
)
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¡Esto me gusta tanto! Se acerca más que nunca. Sin embargo, ahora estoy encontrando que los resultados concatenados se consideran distintos en función de su orden en lugar de su contenido. ¿Cómo iba a resolver este nivel de distinción?
| Id | Usuario | buscado | Resultado |
1 | a | Abd | Abd |
| 1 | b | Abd | Abd |
| 1 | d | Abd | Abd |
| 1 | d | Abd | Abd |
| 1 | c | ||
| 2 | a | ||
| 2 | d | Abd | Adb |
| 2 | b | Abd | Adb |
| 3 | c |
@burgerface25 Estoy perdido, ¿qué falta entre el buscado y el resultado?
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ID 1:
buscado
Abc
Resultado
Abc
ID 2:
buscado
Abc
Resultado
Acb
Este nivel de distinción reconoce a, b y c son todos únicos y diferentes. Sin embargo, el cálculo resultante no reconoce abc y acb como los mismos.
@burgerface25 Creo que será más fácil ordenar la tabla en Power Query por usuario y se corregirá a sí mismo.
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