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Hi, I don't quite understand if you just want to check data or build a measure. Anyway, this code will return you a table with the names and the new column.
If the tables are related you can write this code:
EVALUATE ADDCOLUMNS( SUMMARIZE( 'Phisical', ' Phisical'[Name] ), "NewColumnName", IF( COUNTROWS(RELATEDTABLE( 'Virtual' )) > 0, "True", "False" ) )
If the tables are not related, something like this should work:
EVALUATE ADDCOLUMNS( SUMMARIZE( 'Phisical', 'Phisical'[name] ), "NewColumnName", IF( 'Phisical'[name] IN VALUES ( 'Virtual'[name] ), "True", "False" ) )
Hope this helps
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- Fcoatis6 years agoPost Patron
Thank you ibarrau for spending time with this.
Did you check the sample file? Heres what I´m Trying to do.
Test = VAR currArbitro = SELECTEDVALUE(Table1[Arbitro]) VAR T1 = DISTINCT( SELECTCOLUMNS( CALCULATETABLE( Table1, Table1[Rodada]>= 12 && Table1[Rodada]<=13 ), "Arbitro", Table1[Arbitro] ) ) VAR T2 = DISTINCT(Arbitros[Arbitro]) RETURN CONTAINS(t1,[Arbitro],currArbitro)Can you acomplish in the sample file? Thank you in advance
- ibarrau6 years agoSuper User
I tried to open the file but the link required permission to access.
The second post you are clarifying the return and it looks like a calculated column. If you want a calculated column just add the "IF" code from my previous post and ignore the rest. The if code is the exact calculated column. Like this
IF( 'Phisical'[name] IN VALUES ( 'Virtual'[name] ), "True", "False" )
Hope this help