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Hi. I have a unique DocID column. There are 4 separate workflows for each DocID (Create, HR Process, Package Selection, Service Process). Problem is, they are in separate rows. I need to show them all in the same row.
I tried:
- CTRL+click in visual > Group (but it's greyed out)
- Data > Data Groups (but it wants me to group by individual DocIDs)
- Tooltips (but they, again, only show the data for that one workflow, not all
For the attached image, I want to show Create Date = X, HR Process Date = Y, Package Selection = Z, Service Process = A) all in the same row. Basically like a "transpose" function in Excel.
@DataInsights Thanks for trying to help. I've hit so many issues with the data coming in mismatched that I haven't had time to try to get this to work beyond that. Pivoting does seem the way to go but I get errors. 😞 A colleague had a different idea of a way to display the data so we're going down that path.
Try this measure:
Concat = CONCATENATEX ( DocTable, DocTable[WFAction], ", " )
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You can adjust the second argument to include multiple columns, like this:
Concat = CONCATENATEX ( DocTable, DocTable[WFAction] & " = " & DocTable[JoinDate], ", " )
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@DataInsights - FINALLY had time to work on this. I need the data to still be in separate columns. I ran this and got about 6,000 pieces of data in one... makes it hard to put in something readable.
I tried UNION, have looked into other stuff. Still perplexed.
Try pivoting the WFAction column in Power Query:
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