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Hello all,
in SQL i can simply do following query
SELECT * FROM Table1 A
LEFT JOIN (SELECT * FROM Table2 WHERE origin = 'ANALYSE') B
ON A.PK1 = B.PK2
WHERE B.PK2 IS NULL
In DAX:
Solved! Go to Solution.
I found a way using NATURALLEFTOUTERJOIN(Table1, Table2) and work on that with a measure. A simple relationship seems not to generate a LEFT JOIN behaviour like in SQL. Or does someone knows a way to do it without creating a new NATURALLEFTOUTERJOIN Table?
I found a way using NATURALLEFTOUTERJOIN(Table1, Table2) and work on that with a measure. A simple relationship seems not to generate a LEFT JOIN behaviour like in SQL. Or does someone knows a way to do it without creating a new NATURALLEFTOUTERJOIN Table?
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