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Hi,
due to complexity of my data modell, two tables with same fields have no relationship.
However in the report, I still want the fields Product of each table to filter each other.
How can this be achieved by creating a new product column that filters the other field of the other table?
Thank you.
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@thhmez7 ,
If they do not have any relationship, create a slicer on one table say table 1
so measure for table 1 is
countrows(Table1)
use this in visual with any column of Table 1
Measure for table 2
countrows(Filter(Table2, Table2[product] in values(Table1[product]) ))
Option 2
You need to have a table with all products like
product = distinct(Union(distinct(Table1[product ]), distinct(Table2[product ])) )
Join with both tables and filter
You could create a product Table containing all the items you need to have.
Then add to model and add relationship
@thhmez7 ,
If they do not have any relationship, create a slicer on one table say table 1
so measure for table 1 is
countrows(Table1)
use this in visual with any column of Table 1
Measure for table 2
countrows(Filter(Table2, Table2[product] in values(Table1[product]) ))
Option 2
You need to have a table with all products like
product = distinct(Union(distinct(Table1[product ]), distinct(Table2[product ])) )
Join with both tables and filter
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