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I used a measure to concate and comma separate
Step 1) I created custom column PartyName = Related(contacts(fullname)) .
step 2 ) Created measure =
Hi akshay,
You need to create calculated column for this.
You can also use concatenatex function for same.
Hi Amit,
Thanks for your reply.
That is not the case I am doing.
I have 4 tables, 1) activitypointers, 2) activityparties 3)incident 4) contacts
My current table visual is like this
Ticket Number(incident) | Activityid (activitypointer) | partyid(activityparty) | contact |
1 | a | x | xname |
1 | a | y | yname |
1 | a | z | zname |
2 | b | b | bname |
3 | a1 | x1 | x1nam |
3 | a2 | x2 | x2name |
All I am expecting it to be is
ticketnmber | contact |
1 | xname, yname, zname |
2 | bname |
3 | x1name, x2name |
But my result is like
1 ,xname, yname, zname.
I want to removve first comma.
Hi Akshay,
Your formula is correct, Even, I am also getting the same result.
I think, You have to clean Conatct column in Power Query Editor
=Text.TrimStart(Text.TrimStart([contact],","))
Then you can use this custom column in Power BI desktop to create measure.
Thanks,
Amit
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