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Iamwilliamlo
Contributor
Contributor

concat 2 fields

Hi all,

i had a straight table which i tried to use concat function to merge first two columns. 

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i put =Concat([FltDate WeekYear]&''&[FltDate WeekSun]) in the expression but comes out with error. i want to display 202032. apprec your help.

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tresesco
MVP
MVP

Perhaps you don't need concat(), but just:

[FltDate WeekYear]&''&[FltDate WeekSun]

, unless you want to aggregate on values. 

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lironbaram
Partner - Master III
Partner - Master III

hi 
you don't need concat function

you can use 

[FltDate WeekYear]&''&[FltDate WeekSun]

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tresesco
MVP
MVP

Perhaps you don't need concat(), but just:

[FltDate WeekYear]&''&[FltDate WeekSun]

, unless you want to aggregate on values. 

lironbaram
Partner - Master III
Partner - Master III

hi 
you don't need concat function

you can use 

[FltDate WeekYear]&''&[FltDate WeekSun]

Iamwilliamlo
Contributor
Contributor
Author

thanks for help. Its work!