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Hey all,
Currently I am having trouble with matching 2 columns (A and B) in 2 different tables (Table 1 and Table2). These columns have a Many-to-One relationship (Table1[A] to Table2[B] = n:1). I am trying to find out for all values in B if these exist in A (Outcome as provided in Table2[Exists in A?]).
What would this problem be solved in the easiest method?
MWE:
Table1
| Index | A |
| 1 | This value |
| 2 | Another value |
| 3 | This value |
| 4 | Not this value |
| 5 | This is a string |
| 6 | Another value |
Table2
| Index | B | Exists in A? |
| 1 | This value | Yes |
| 2 | Another value | Yes |
| 3 | More values | No |
| 4 | This is a string | Yes |
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Hi @Anonymous ,
If you only want to campare column [A] and [B].
Best Regards,
Jay
Hi @Anonymous ,
If you only want to campare column [A] and [B].
Best Regards,
Jay
What's worth mentioning is,
your data model is a typically negative example to avoid, namely "referential integrity violation". Easy to google this jargon and enough solutions to it.
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Funny you would mention the "referential integrity violation" because what I am looking for in the real problem is actually a method to spot these violations and mark them such that these are easy to find and can be dealt with.
@Anonymous add this column:
Exist in A? =
IF(
Table2[Value] IN CALCULATETABLE(VALUES(Table1[Value])),
"Yes",
"No"
)
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