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hello to all,
I created a unique table from 2 tables "BUDGprojects" and "REALprojects" / without duplicates, with the following DAX formula:
REF_REEL&BUDGProjects = DISTINCT(UNION(BUDGProjects, REELProjects)).
The resulting table has only one column, containing analytical accounts.
I would like to further improve this DAX formula by adding a filter: take only the cost accounts that start with F, J, G or E.
If any of you know how to modify this formula by taking only these 4 categories of accounts, I am interested in the syntax!
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Try this formula.
Table = DISTINCT(UNION(FILTER(BUDGprojects,LEFT(BUDGprojects[column],1) in { "F","J","G","E"}),FILTER(BUDGprojects,LEFT(BUDGprojects[column],1) in { "F","J","G","E"})))
Best Regards,
Jay
Hi @Anonymous ,
Try this formula.
Table = DISTINCT(UNION(FILTER(BUDGprojects,LEFT(BUDGprojects[column],1) in { "F","J","G","E"}),FILTER(BUDGprojects,LEFT(BUDGprojects[column],1) in { "F","J","G","E"})))
Best Regards,
Jay
You can try following formula
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