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I have a table with two columns:
ID Product
006F000000bqOUHIA2 | Apple |
006F000000bqosaIAAB | Banana |
006F000000dqoLdIAI | Pear |
There are dupes in the ID column. I want to essentially group the IDs and merge their products together so instead of each combination of ID and Product getting its own row, it would look more like (no more dupes in ID):
ID Product
006F000000bqOUHIA2 | Apple; Banana |
006F000000bqosaIAAB | Banana; Orange; Pear |
Thanks!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi, A alternative in DAX:
Create a New Table(from Modeling) and use this:
Table = SUMMARIZECOLUMNS ( Table1[ID], "FruitList", CONCATENATEX ( Table1, Table1[Fruit], "," ) )
Hi, A alternative in DAX:
Create a New Table(from Modeling) and use this:
Table = SUMMARIZECOLUMNS ( Table1[ID], "FruitList", CONCATENATEX ( Table1, Table1[Fruit], "," ) )
That gets it done, thanks!
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