I am using a concat function to populate a tooltip and it is returning the values but it duplicates each one. I am not sure how to get rid of the second one on each line.
Concat(
Filter(Holidays, Country = DropdownCountry.Selected.Result && HolidayDate = DateValue(LabelJanDate.Text)),
Concatenate(Region, Region & Char(10))
)
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You're duplicating the Region in your formula!
Change to:
Concat(
Filter(Holidays,
Country = DropdownCountry.Selected.Result &&
HolidayDate = DateValue(LabelJanDate.Text)
),
Region & Char(10)
)
I hope this is helpful for you.
You're duplicating the Region in your formula!
Change to:
Concat(
Filter(Holidays,
Country = DropdownCountry.Selected.Result &&
HolidayDate = DateValue(LabelJanDate.Text)
),
Region & Char(10)
)
I hope this is helpful for you.
I thought that might be the case but tried something different. Obviously I tried the wrong thing.
It's a duh sort of moment!
Thanks a bunch...............
You were double concatenating - once with the Concatenate and once with the "&" concatenate shorthand.
So either Concatenate(Region, Char(10)) or Region & Char(10) but not both mixed. I prefer the & personally just cuz it's much less typing 😉
That's what you get when you follow someone else's solution and don't recognize that you have to modify something to fit your scenario. 🤣🤣
Yes...be the leader, not the follower 😂😂😁 You'll always be in the right mind then! 😉
I'm getting there, not quite there yet, but on the way!
Keep up the good work!
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