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ivanuska
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Merging data in one column as per unique column in same table

Hi guys,

 

I am new to Power BI and would need your help. I've got the example of dataset and would need to merge the lines in "Country" column as per unique values and concatenate inputs in "City" column separated by comma - perhaps using Measure (as Calculated column would create duplicate entries). Please find below details:

 

Existing dataset:

ivanuska_0-1613486890301.png

 

Result should be:

     

CountryCity
FranceParis
USANew York, Chicago, Minesota
GermanyBerlin
ItalyRome

     

Thank you for any suggestion!

 

 

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I have managed to resolve this by adding ", " at the end of your function:

 

New table = summarize('Table', 'Table'[Country], "City",concatenatex('Table', 'Table'[City], ", "))
 
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Thank you for help!

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@ivanuska , You can use this measure in the display table

concatenatex(Table, Table[City])

 

New table = summarize(Table, Table[Country], "City",concatenatex(Table, Table[City]))

I have managed to resolve this by adding ", " at the end of your function:

 

New table = summarize('Table', 'Table'[Country], "City",concatenatex('Table', 'Table'[City], ", "))
 
ivanuska_0-1613495946084.png

 

 
Thank you for help!

Now it is merging without comma e.g. "New YorkChicagoMinesota" - can you please advise how to separate those values with comma?

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