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Display multiple attributes in one field - Report Designer

  • May 9, 2023
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dpruckus
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Hello. Im trying to display multiple attributes (values) in one field on the report. Cant seem to make it work. Any idea?

=[POLine.ProjectID] & [PMProject.AttributeProjectID]

Best answer by Robert Sternberg

I like to use the Concat function as it is more clear when viewing in the value property moving forward.  The + sign will also work.  

 

Here is a full function for the results. 

=Concat([POLine.ProjectID], [PMProject.AttributeProjectID])

You can also modify this by using different values in the arguments of concat. 

=Concat([POLine.ProjectID], ‘-’, [PMProject.AttributeProjectID])

=Concat([POLine.ProjectID], ‘ ‘, [PMProject.AttributeProjectID])

=Concat(‘PROJECT: ‘, [POLine.ProjectID], ‘PROJECT ATTRIBUTE: ‘, [PMProject.AttributeProjectID])

 

Laura03

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Laura03
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  • Laura03
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  • May 9, 2023

Hello, Did you try + or comma ,  instead of & sign?

~ Laura Barber, WM Synergy
Robert Sternberg
Robert Sternberg
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I like to use the Concat function as it is more clear when viewing in the value property moving forward.  The + sign will also work.  

 

Here is a full function for the results. 

=Concat([POLine.ProjectID], [PMProject.AttributeProjectID])

You can also modify this by using different values in the arguments of concat. 

=Concat([POLine.ProjectID], ‘-’, [PMProject.AttributeProjectID])

=Concat([POLine.ProjectID], ‘ ‘, [PMProject.AttributeProjectID])

=Concat(‘PROJECT: ‘, [POLine.ProjectID], ‘PROJECT ATTRIBUTE: ‘, [PMProject.AttributeProjectID])

 

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Chris Hackett
dpruckus
Freshman I
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  • dpruckus
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  • Freshman I
  • May 9, 2023

I like to use the Concat function as it is more clear when viewing in the value property moving forward.  The + sign will also work.  

 

Here is a full function for the results. 

=Concat([POLine.ProjectID], [PMProject.AttributeProjectID])

You can also modify this by using different values in the arguments of concat. 

=Concat([POLine.ProjectID], ‘-’, [PMProject.AttributeProjectID])

=Concat([POLine.ProjectID], ‘ ‘, [PMProject.AttributeProjectID])

=Concat(‘PROJECT: ‘, [POLine.ProjectID], ‘PROJECT ATTRIBUTE: ‘, [PMProject.AttributeProjectID])

 

Great! That worked!

Chris Hackett
Robert Sternberg
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@dpruckus Great news!

Robert Sternberg, Crestwood Associates -- If a community member helped you, please *Like* their post/reply. If they provided an answer to your question, please mark it as *Best Answer*.
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