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Hi,
One short question about two databases in a table
1. Table 1 - premium per client (more than 10.000 clients)
2. Table 2 - payments per client (500 payments)
First of all, I created a separate table with the distinct beneficiaries and relationships with the two tables presented above.
Then I was trying to see the clients with payments and also the premiums issued only for this clients.
When I add the data there appears all the clients with premium. I wanna filter only the clients with payments.
I do not want to do this from the filter (with payments greater than 0). I wanna use a DAX formula or something.
Thanks in advance.
Hi @Anonymous ,
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Best Regards,
Yingjie Li
Hi,
Share some data that can be pasted in an Excel workbook and also show the expected result.
Hi @Anonymous ,
I have created a table visual like this:
If I got it correctly, you want to filter the row E which payment is not blank or greater than 0, right?
If so, create this control measure, set its value as 1 in the visual filter:
Measure =
IF ( NOT ( ISBLANK ( SUM ( Table2[Payments per client] ) ) ), 1, 0 )
Attached my sample file that hopes to help you: filter data based on a table.pbix
Best Regards,
Yingjie Li
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@Anonymous , hope you already have a common client table. with that, you can use visual level filter or create a filter on countx
You can change condition
countx(filter(Values(client[client]),[payment] > 0 && [premium] >0 ),client[client])
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