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I have the following table
Score | Comment | Person |
1 | p1 | |
2 | p1 | |
3 | p1 | |
4 | p1 | |
abc | p1 | |
2 | p2 | |
3 | p2 | |
4 | p2 | |
5 | p2 | |
p2 |
How can I create another table that contains only rows for person p1 who provided a comment? The desired output should look like this
Score | Comment | Person |
1 | p1 | |
2 | p1 | |
3 | p1 | |
4 | p1 | |
abc | p1 |
Thank you.
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Hi,
Try this:
Table =
Hi,
Try this:
Table =
Hi @PVO3 , thank you for a clear and easy to follow solution. Much appreciated.
I tried to use the following formula hoping it would return the desired result
Table 2 =
VAR comments = CALCULATETABLE( VALUES('Table'[Person]), 'Table'[Comment] <> "")
VAR tbl = FILTER('Table', 'Table'[Person] = comments)
RETURN tbl
However, it resulted in this error
<ccon>A table of multiple values was supplied where a single value was expected.</ccon>
Could you please tell me what that error meant? What's wrong with my formula?
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