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The above capture is a simplified example of the results I want. Currently my DAX code is:
| table_of_ID | other_table_of_ID |
| 100 | 104 |
| 101 | 102 |
| 102 | 101 |
| 103 | 103 |
| 104 | 100 |
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Hi @KiliMiyamoto ,
According to your describe, here are my test process
To achieve your goal, you can follow these steps:
Here are my test data
1.Create a calculated table by using DAX
Table 2 = VALUES('Table'[table_of_ID])
2.Create one to one relationship between two tables
3.Create a custom column
Column =
VAR T =
SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[other_table_of_ID])
var N = SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[table_of_ID])
var res = IF(T = N , "Y",BLANK())
RETURN res
4.Use table 'Table'[other_table_of_ID] as row, 'Table2'[other_table_of_ID] as column, calculated column as value.
5.Final output
In order for you to solve the problem faster, you can refer to the following documentation
How to Get Your Question Answered Quickly - Microsoft Fabric Community
Best Regards,
Albert He
Hi @KiliMiyamoto ,
According to your describe, here are my test process
To achieve your goal, you can follow these steps:
Here are my test data
1.Create a calculated table by using DAX
Table 2 = VALUES('Table'[table_of_ID])
2.Create one to one relationship between two tables
3.Create a custom column
Column =
VAR T =
SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[other_table_of_ID])
var N = SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[table_of_ID])
var res = IF(T = N , "Y",BLANK())
RETURN res
4.Use table 'Table'[other_table_of_ID] as row, 'Table2'[other_table_of_ID] as column, calculated column as value.
5.Final output
In order for you to solve the problem faster, you can refer to the following documentation
How to Get Your Question Answered Quickly - Microsoft Fabric Community
Best Regards,
Albert He
Thank you very much for your response. Unfortunately I could not get your solution to work, not because it's incorrect but because my dataset would not allow me to execute your solution. I have a larger master table, from this, I created the table 2 required. However when I try to create a relationship between the two tables I get a circular dependency error. I tried resolving this by creating a table 3 which contains only the 'other table of ID' (I shouldn't have named the variable as table) but Power BI cannot create table 3 since it exceeds 1,000,000 rows. So yeah sadly I don't think there is anyway for me to get what I want.
What you're looking for is something like this
IF(
ISEMPTY(
INTERSECT(
VALUES(TableOfID[FieldValue])
VALUES(OtherTableOfID[FieldValue])
)
),
BLANK(),
TRUE()
)
I typed this in Notepad so I doubt it's syntatically correct but should get you to where you want to be.
Thank you very much for you response. I can see what your code does and I've tried it with my dataset but it returns this:
Which in fact is the exact same results as my original code, which returns:
I can't share the dataset since it belongs to my company.
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