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It dies not work this way with DAX. you need first to unpivot your table using power quert then you column names will become values in the Attributes column. Then filtering will be simple
It dies not work this way with DAX. you need first to unpivot your table using power quert then you column names will become values in the Attributes column. Then filtering will be simple
Found how to do it, thank you for the help.
Thank you.
I'm not really sure how this works?
Could you explain a bit?
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