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I have two tables, FailureTable and DisqualifiedTable. FailureTable has millions of entries, but I only want to work with a small subset of that table. I've created a calculated table based on FailureType, and I want to filter that table further by eliminating individual entries that are listed in DisqualifiedTable
FailureTable:
FailureID | Type |
1A | Green |
1B | Blue |
1C | Green |
1D | Green |
DisqualifiedTable:
FailureID |
1C |
1B |
I tried
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Hi @ReadTheIron ,
You can update the formula of calculated table 'WorkingTable' as below and check if it will return the expected result.... Please find the details in the attachment.
WorkingTable =
CALCULATETABLE (
'FailureTable',
FILTER (
'FailureTable',
'FailureTable'[Type] = "Green"
&& NOT ( 'FailureTable'[FailureID] IN VALUES ( 'DisqualifiedTable'[FailureID] ) )
)
)
Best Regards
Hi @ReadTheIron ,
You can update the formula of calculated table 'WorkingTable' as below and check if it will return the expected result.... Please find the details in the attachment.
WorkingTable =
CALCULATETABLE (
'FailureTable',
FILTER (
'FailureTable',
'FailureTable'[Type] = "Green"
&& NOT ( 'FailureTable'[FailureID] IN VALUES ( 'DisqualifiedTable'[FailureID] ) )
)
)
Best Regards
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