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Hi Power BI Community!
I'm looking to find all the duplicate names within a list that I created and count how many times they appear. Currently, I concatenated the names to get a full name then I just put two tables to show the names. However, I only want the name to appear once and if possible a way to see where the duplicate name is coming from.
This gets tricky. For example. I have a complaint form that people fill out. There are multiple complaints that they can choose from. Over 12 (each allegation has multiple sub allegations). Each complaint needs to be filled out seperately for government guidelines. The form is set up to have First, Last, First2, Last 2, etc. To keep track of the first and last names.
Once the list is completed, Sometimes a name appears twice because they have a complaint attached to-lets say poor Comcast response and another complaint on-lets say poor Comcast customer service. I'm trying to still see all the type of complaints for this one person. However, I'd like to select their name and see a full name once ie: Bill Gates (2)
Here's a visual representation of what I created thus far.
Is there a way to achieve my desired end result?
I make test based on a simple dataset
“I'd like to select their name and see a full name once ie: Bill Gates (2)”
“I only want the name to appear once and if possible a way to see where the duplicate name is coming from”
Does this visual meet your requirement above?
Create calculated columns to achieve results above
Column = CALCULATE(COUNT(Sheet1[full name]),ALLEXCEPT(Sheet1,Sheet1[full name]))
Column 2 = CONCATENATE([full name],CONCATENATE("(",CONCATENATE([Column],")")))
Best Regards
Maggie
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