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Controlling Multiple Name Columns with One Master List Column
- Anonymous2 years ago
Thank you for your reply , vanessafvg . Here I have a idea in mind, and I would like to share it for reference.
Hi Greenleaf ,
Based on your description, l created simple data.
MainQuery
EmployeeList:
Please follow the steps below:
1.Create two measures:Consents =CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( MainQuery ), MainQuery[Consented] = 1 ) Deferrals = CALCULATE( COUNTROWS(MainQuery), MainQuery[Deferral] = 1)2.Create two new tables:
Table 1 = SUMMARIZE('MainQuery','MainQuery'[ApproachedBy],"Consents",'MainQuery'[Consents]) Table 2 = SUMMARIZE('MainQuery','MainQuery'[SuitabilityBy],"Deferrals",'MainQuery'[Deferrals])3.Then create relationships between new tables and EmployeeList as follows:
4.Create two tables using the fields of new tables, and add a slicer to your report using EmployeeList[FullName], the final results are as follows:
Best Regards,
Zhu
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create a new table which is a unique list of all the names in both tables. and call it name (or something) make sure there are no duplicates. then link both tables to the new table ie map a relationship from name to suitability by and name to approach by. then use the new table as your slicer and it will filter both to that persons name if there is a valid record in both tables.