To avoid errors when concatenating columns in Power BI, ensure that the columns have the same data types. If they don’t, use the CONCATENATEX function to concatenate them instead. You should also ensure that there are no errors in the data to prevent the #VALUE! error. ...
later I have 1 to many relation ship so I used the function: Column = CALCULATE(CONCATENATEX('Merge1','Merge1'[cost 1], UNICHAR(10) ),FILTER('Merge1','Merge1'[case ID]='Table'[case ID])) with a following result, which is good enough: View solution in original post Message 3 ...
Hi , You can try to use the CONCATENATEX function to convert table field list to a text string. formula = CONCATENATEX ( ALLSELECTED ( 'Table' ),
You'll need to use the CONCATENATEX function to get the names to show in one line. Assuming that the Personnel are in a separate table from the project details, it would be something likeKey Personnel = CONCATENATEX(PersonnelTable, [Key Personnel], "; ") I've noticed that...
Choose a cell to create the pivot table in “ExistingWorksheet”. ClickOK. In “PivotTable Fields”, place the cursor over “Range” and right-click. Click “Add Measure”. Name the list and enter the formula in “Formula”. =CONCATENATEX(Range,FORMAT([Contact Number],"0000000000"),","...
=CONCATENATEX(Range,FORMAT([Zip Codes],"00000"),",") PressOK. Go to thePivot Table Fieldsagain and you’ll find a new option –fx Zip Codes with Leading Zeros. Mark this option and you’ll see the result on the left in the spreadsheet. ...
In response to Zubair_Muhammad 02-16-2018 11:44 AM @Anonymous Another way . This is more appropriate... in case you might have more than one ID for a date Dax Column = CONCATENATEX ( FILTER ( Table_A, Table_A[Start_Date] <= Table_B[Date] && Table_A[End_Da...
After that, you will be able to see the external tool tab on your PowerBI Desktop. And Go to your file and launch Tabular Editor. Step 2. Go to the Advanced Scripting, next to Expression Editor; the Tabular editor will take each line and format it. Use the bel...
I've come across many formulae that people advise work just fine in PowerBI or PowerPivot, but when I'm editing my Tabular model in Visual Studio, they are not recognised. CONCATENATEX is such an example, The Error List advises: "Failed to resolve name CONCATENATEX. It...
If that is the case, I'd like to suggest you create a calculated column to loop records based on the current 'registration ID' group to find out the corresponding user to tag these records. User = CALCULATE ( CONCATENATEX ( VALUES ( 'Table'[Description] ), [Description], "," ), ...