The following works:
=UNIQUE(ARRAY(1 1 2) => [1 2]
The following does not work:
=UNIQUE(MAP(FLATTEN(SIBLINGS.actions) x => x.owner)) => array with duplicate string values
The MAP returns an array but UNIQUE just ignores it. Does anyone have a solution for this?
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Just figured out a work around for this.
=UNIQUE(MAP(FLATTEN(SIBLINGS.actions) x => CONCATENATE(x.owner ""))) => Returns Unique Values
For some reason Concatenating the return value to an Empty String makes UNIQUE work even though it is already a string.
If anyone knows a better way to make this a string please comment below.
Hi Craig
Thanks for posting your workaround. I have noted the confusion here and let our developers know. Let us know if you run into any other issues.
-KB
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