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Hi there!
I have two tables (without relationship between them because of some businness rules). When I filter the CustomerID on table X, I have to check in every row of the table Y if this row is from this CustomerID. So, the first thing I've done was to create a measure in table Y as max(CustomerID), so the returned value is the clientID I'm filtering on table X. I need to do this:
Table X:
1º Filtered customer 123 in the CustomerID column
Table Y:
1º Create the measure M = max(CustomerID) that return to me the value 123
2º Now I have to create a table like this:
CustomerID | checkIfWasFilteredOnTableX
458 | No
941 | No
123 | Yes
476 | No
The problem is that I was not able to create a measure our column that I can use if(M = CustomerID, 'Yes', 'No') because it doesn't work! I've tried with Search function, Find function, Switch...but It does not work 😞
Anybody have some idea?
PS.: Unfortnately I can't use parameters because I will have to publish this on PBI Service and the end-user have to be able to filter the CustomerID.
Thankss!!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @pollyog,
Based on my test, you should be able to use the formula below to create a measure, then show it with TableY[CustomerID] on the Table visual in your scenario. ![]()
Measure = IF(MAX(TableY[CustomerID])=MAX(TableX[CustomerID]),"Yes","No")
Regards
Hi @pollyog,
Based on my test, you should be able to use the formula below to create a measure, then show it with TableY[CustomerID] on the Table visual in your scenario. ![]()
Measure = IF(MAX(TableY[CustomerID])=MAX(TableX[CustomerID]),"Yes","No")
Regards
Hi, thanks for the solution. I am having a similar problem but in my case I would like you use this measure as a filter/slicer. How can I do that? TIA
Thank you very much! It worked like a charm!
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