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Kia Ora
I would like to know if there is a way of achieving the following: I have a table that has codes and a key that identifies related codes. In the example below all one's are related, all the two's and so on.
I need an output that combines the codes when they are related by a key - see the desired outcome column.
As seen in the example below there can be multiple codes that are the same for the key. I just need a combined outcome of each distinct code for each key.
I also need the outcome to shoew in the same format for each row. i.e. for key one each row must be ABC123 / BCD234 and not a mix of ABC123 / BCD234 & BCD234 / ABC123.
I would eb very gratful if anyone know if this is possible.
Code | Key | Desired Outcome | |
ABC123 | 1 | ABC123 / BCD234 | |
ABC123 | 1 | ABC123 / BCD234 | |
BCD234 | 1 | ABC123 / BCD234 | |
BCD234 | 1 | ABC123 / BCD234 | |
CDE345 | 2 | CDE345 / DEF456 | |
CDE345 | 2 | CDE345 / DEF456 | |
DEF456 | 2 | CDE345 / DEF456 | |
DEF456 | 2 | CDE345 / DEF456 | |
EFG567 | 3 | EFG567 / FGH678 | |
EFG567 | 3 | EFG567 / FGH678 | |
FGH678 | 3 | EFG567 / FGH678 | |
FGH678 | 3 | EFG567 / FGH678 |
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@Anonymous
You can use this as calculated column
Column = CONCATENATEX ( CALCULATETABLE ( VALUES ( TableName[Code] ), ALLEXCEPT ( TableName, TableName[Key] ) ), [Code], " / ", [Code], ASC )
@Anonymous
You can use this as calculated column
Column = CONCATENATEX ( CALCULATETABLE ( VALUES ( TableName[Code] ), ALLEXCEPT ( TableName, TableName[Key] ) ), [Code], " / ", [Code], ASC )
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