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Hi
My sources like below
Title | Type | Contact |
China | FTrip | Frederik Thaseomn |
China | FTrip | Erik Kovacs |
I am excapated o/p is
Title Type Contact
China FTrip Frderik Thaseomn;Erik Kovacs
thanks,
NAni
May be, you don't need count() here. Try like:
=Concat({<[Event Date]={">=$(=Date(vStartDate,'MM/DD/YYYY'))<=$(=Date(vEndDate,'MM/DD/YYYY'))"}>} DISTINCT [Contact] ,';')
Use separator ';' with concat(), like:
=Concat( Distinct Contact, ';' )
may be this?
Concat(distinct Contact,';') as new
hi Tresesco,
I tried,It's not wprking
Thanks,
Tried with straight table like below ?
Hi
i applied same in my application it's not working see below my expression
=count({<[Event Date]={">=$(=Date(vStartDate,'MM/DD/YYYY'))<=$(=Date(vEndDate,'MM/DD/YYYY'))"}>}Concat(DISTINCT[Contact],';'))
May be, you don't need count() here. Try like:
=Concat({<[Event Date]={">=$(=Date(vStartDate,'MM/DD/YYYY'))<=$(=Date(vEndDate,'MM/DD/YYYY'))"}>} DISTINCT [Contact] ,';')
hi
=Concat({<[Event Date]={">=$(=Date(vStartDate,'MM/DD/YYYY'))<=$(=Date(vEndDate,'MM/DD/YYYY'))"}>} DISTINCT [Contact] ,';')
After trying above expression getting o/p below like this:
Title | Type | Contact |
China | FTrip | Frederik Thaseomn |
China | FTrip | Erik Kovacs |
I am excapated o/p is
Title Type Contact
China FTrip Frderik Thaseomn;Erik Kovacs
Thank you so much
It's woking fine.
Thanks,
Nani