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I have a dwh_d_order_sku table that contains information. And another COMCOM that contains comments.
These two tables are linked by the ORDER_NUMBER field, which is the order number, a many-to-many relationship in both directions:
If I make a table with combined information from both tables, it works fine:
But if I want to filter on an order that has no comment in the COMCOM table, and therefore no order number either, this deletes everything:
I'd like to have this with just the two empty comment fields:
How can I display the comments fields of this table even if there are none in it?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @matdub40
Have you tried in the Field well choosing show items with no data?
This isn't set to both, the COMCOM filters the order_sku table.
By Default a Left outer join returns all rows from one table and removes blank rows in the second.
Here for example my Region: Yorkshire and Humberside has no matching rows but by choosing show items with no data the row appears.
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Hi @matdub40
Have you tried in the Field well choosing show items with no data?
This isn't set to both, the COMCOM filters the order_sku table.
By Default a Left outer join returns all rows from one table and removes blank rows in the second.
Here for example my Region: Yorkshire and Humberside has no matching rows but by choosing show items with no data the row appears.
If you are happy with this answer please mark as a solution for others to find !
Kudos are always appreciated! Check out our free Power BI video courses.
Hello,
I just tested it works on a small array only with this, Thanks!
But it doesn't just apply to a specific field? I just tried on another table where I have all my information and I have “The request has exceeded available resources. “..
hello @matdub40 ,
yes it will exceed the available resources since it's showing a huge amount of data, you need to put some filters to minimize the load.
because you're showing all the combination where's there's also no value for it.
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