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Hello,
My database consists of Airfare passengers and the flights they took. I have Passengers table(ID, Name) that links to 2 separate billing tables (Workday T&E and UATP), one to many. Both billing tables contain the name of the Carrier. Both Carrier fields link back to the Merchant table, one to many. See pic below. I need to list the passengers by carrier. Example, everybody that took Delta, everybody that took United. Having trouble putting this together.
Hi @aashton
You can create a measure similar to below to act as a filter field on the visual. Select Carrier column from the Merchant table and Passenger Name column from the Passengers table.
Passenger's Name =
VAR _tab1 = VALUES('Workday T&E'[Passenger Name])
VAR _tab2 = VALUES(UATP[Passenger Name])
RETURN
IF(SELECTEDVALUE(Passengers[Name]) IN _tab1 || SELECTEDVALUE(Passengers[Name]) IN _tab2, 1, 0)
Best Regards,
Jing
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Hello @aashton ,
can you link your pix so we could check how we can help you.
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