I’m pulling data (text summaries) from one table (Summary) into another (Tags) and organizing it by tag (thus, each tag could have several summaries attached to it). I’m using this filter:
[Summary text table].filter(tags.contains(thisRow)).BulletedList()
It’s pulling one column from the Summary table aggregated by tag, but I would like to adapt this filter to pull multiple columns from the Summary table to the Tags table. Any idea how to do this?
Hi @Chris_Jennings
This might work for you:
ListCombined([Summary text table].filter(tags.contains(thisRow)).[Column 1], [Summary text table].filter(tags.contains(thisRow)).[Column 2]).BulletedList()
Unfortunately I get an error message that ListCombined is not supported.
Sorry, I miss spelled the function name, it’s should be ListCombine and not ListCombined (with out the d)
Also, you need to replace the [column 1]
and [column 2]
in my formula to the real column names in your table. You can add more columns if you need to, with the same format of [Table name].filter(filter expression).[Column name]
and then append everything with .BulletedList