Convert multiple lines in a single value separated by commas

Is is possible to convert multiple lines in a single value by concatenating the value of each line in OBIEE. I think that IO had seem a blog related to this by I'm not able to find him. Essentially, here's what I would do:
Number of customer location
101
101 NY
101 PA
102 TX
102 CA

This is to convert
101. HE, NY, PA
102 TX, CA

Can you get it someone please let me know if this is possible and how to operate it.

Thanks in advance for the help.

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