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HI,
I have a table with multiple rows of similar data as below
CustomerName
Customer1
Customer2
Customer3
I would like to have these all in the same cell like
CustomerName
Customer1, Customer2, Customer3
Is there any build in function to do this? The only thing I could think of is using multiple previous which could get quite wordy.
CustomerName&’,’&previous(CustomerName)&’,’&previous(previous(CustomerName)) etc
Thanks
Paul
If you could explain the real scenario in more details, that would help us find a pattern for your solution.
Try some script like the following:
LOAD * Inline [
Customer,CustNo
A,1
A,2
A,3
B,11
B,12
B,13
];
B:
LOAD *,SubField(AllCustNo,',',1) as CustNo1,SubField(AllCustNo,',',2) as CustNo2,SubField(AllCustNo,',',3) as CustNo3;
LOAD Customer,Concat(CustNo,',') as AllCustNo Resident A Group By Customer;
DROP Field AllCustNo;
Hi Tresesco,
Thanks for the reply - I would like the equivalent function to listagg in SQL if you are familiar with that?
Thanks
Paul
The equivalent function is Concat() in qv.
Hi,
This is good at mapping to different columns but I would like the values of each row to be within the same cell.
The Listagg is the function I would have used in SQL, I was wondering if there is a build in equivalent?
Tresesco, I am unsure how you would use concat here? Could you please show an example?
The only way I can do this is
CustomerName&’,’&previous(CustomerName)&’,’&previous(previous(CustomerName)) etc
but when completing for 20+ rows it gets very wordy and untidy.
Thanks
Paul
I had a similar issue here, but I don't understand how to proceed.
My table has (after an outer join to avoid too much tables(don't know if this matters)) three rows, one row is the productID, the second is the labelID and the third is 'text'.
'text' is the labeltext and the content could be one up to four labels.
There are round about 300 rows. So can I create a similar command as listagg?
I have absolutly no clue of this function. Is there an example to analyze how it works?
That blog and the technical brief it links to might help