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Drillthrough with two different tables with same fields.
- 4 years ago
Well, the filter you are passing is: Column1 MUST be org3 and Column2 MUST be org1. Therefore you will get that result in both tables. I see you tried switch the rows and column in the matrix. That's not how it works.
You can do like this though:Notice how i'm switching the cols to get the "opposite" result on the matrix
Well, the filter you are passing is: Column1 MUST be org3 and Column2 MUST be org1. Therefore you will get that result in both tables. I see you tried switch the rows and column in the matrix. That's not how it works.
You can do like this though:
Notice how i'm switching the cols to get the "opposite" result on the matrix
- Umadhandapani4 years agoHelper II
Thanks a lot.
- NickolajJessen4 years agoSolution Sage
The only thing i added was this measure:
Selected Col 1 = Var Col1 = SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Column1]) Var Col2 = SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Column2]) Return CALCULATE( [Measure 9], FILTER(ALL('Table'), 'Table'[Column2] = Col1 && 'Table'[Column1] = Col2) )It might work with some adjustments.
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