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Helper IFilter over 2 tables
Hello, I have two tables that aren't linked to each other. In the first table (blue), the value is selected using a filter visual. All "CP IDs" should then be displayed where the filter condition is met. Only the result for the respective filter should be displayed. Thanks, Stefan
Hi stefantaust
I understand you want to filter the second table (Phase ID) based on selections in the first table (blue filter visual) without creating relationship between tables, am I right? Then try:
FilteredCPIDs = VAR SelectedCP = SELECTEDVALUE(FirstTable[CP ID]) RETURN IF( ISFILTERED(FirstTable[CP ID]), CONCATENATEX( FILTER('Phase ID', 'Phase ID'[CP ID] = SelectedCP), 'Phase ID'[CP ID], ", " ), "Select a CP ID" )
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- Elena_Kalina
Solution Sage
Hi stefantaust
I understand you want to filter the second table (Phase ID) based on selections in the first table (blue filter visual) without creating relationship between tables, am I right? Then try:
FilteredCPIDs = VAR SelectedCP = SELECTEDVALUE(FirstTable[CP ID]) RETURN IF( ISFILTERED(FirstTable[CP ID]), CONCATENATEX( FILTER('Phase ID', 'Phase ID'[CP ID] = SelectedCP), 'Phase ID'[CP ID], ", " ), "Select a CP ID" ) - Rupak_bi
Super User
Hi stefantaust ,
if you really want the blue table as slicer, make an union table. That will solve the purpose.
stefantaustHello, thanks for the reply. I've created another example of what the result should look like.
Here are the names of the columns: Table 1: Blue Visual: 'Definition MM-Daten'[SOMA Profil] Table 2: Result: 'Prozess Schritte'[Phase ID] 'Prozess Schritte'[ZPCO_FERT_01] 'Prozess Schritte'[ZPCO_KAUF_01] 'Prozess Schritte'[CP ID]- Elena_Kalina
Judging by your screenshot, you have a table, and you want to create a filter with the options "Only KAUF" and "Only FERT" for this table. When selecting "Only KAUF", the table should only show data for ZPCO_KAUF_01 (hiding the ZPCO_FERT_01 column and empty rows in ZPCO_KAUF_01). The same applies to "Only FERT".
Since you only need this for display purposes, why not make it simpler?
Here’s how:Create two pre-filtered tables (one for KAUF, one for FERT).
Add a toggle (e.g., buttons or slicer) to switch between them using Bookmarks.
This way, clicking a button will instantly show/hide the correct table—no complex DAX required
If this option suits you, I could write you instructions on how to do it
- stefantaust
The idea of a pre-filtered table would be great.
Can you give me instructions on how to do that?
Hi stefantaust ,
Thank you for reaching out to the Microsoft Fabric Community, and we also appreciate the helpful insight already shared by Elena_Kalina .
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Thank you.Hi stefantaust ,
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