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What Logic do I need to use to show the “Intake CW – Primary” if it exists. If it doesn’t, then show the “Intake CW”.
I need the data to show on one line:
I currently created a table:
@inglexjc , not very clear, we create a common table and join with both tables, on join will be inactive use use relationship to activate
Intake Caseworker = DISTINCT( UNION(DISTINCT('Table'[Name - Primary Intake Caseworker]), DISTINCT('Table'[Name - Intake Caseworker])))
and if count('Table'[Name - Primary Intake Caseworker]) is not blank then it has primary in take
example
countx(filter( values('Intake Caseworker'[Name - Primary Intake Caseworker]), not(isblank(calculate(count('Table'[Name - Primary Intake Caseworker]) ))) ), [Name - Primary Intake Caseworker])
Are you creating a new column in the table "Intake Caseworker"? Or creating a new table? Because when I create a new column in my table it's counting the Case workers, which is not what I'm wanting.
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