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ramshoney1225
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How to write Filter condition on with two different tables ?

Hi,

 

I want to write a DAX, i have two tables Tablea and tableb both are joined

i need to count and count distnct measure

 

COUNTID = count(id) based on tablea.id = tableb.id and tablea.type = "Protect"

 

I need to get count based on the two conditions in DAX

table( id )= tableb ( id ) and Tablea.type = "Protect" on

 

Thanks

Rams

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@ramshoney1225 , Assume both tables has a relation ID column

Try like

calculate(count(tablea[ID]), tablea[type] = "Protect", not(isblank(tableb[ID])))

or

calculate(count(tablea[ID]),filter(tablea, tablea[type] = "Protect" && tablea[ID]= related(tableb[ID])))

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Thanks for the update,

 

I'm able to use the 2nd one , i didnt understand the first one.

 

If i dont need any hard code filter in that can i use as below right ?

 

calculate(
count('tablea'[ID]),
FILTER('tablea ,'tablea'[ID] = related('tableb'[ID]))       --- Where i have relation between two tables 
)
 
Thanks
Rams

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@ramshoney1225 , Assume both tables has a relation ID column

Try like

calculate(count(tablea[ID]), tablea[type] = "Protect", not(isblank(tableb[ID])))

or

calculate(count(tablea[ID]),filter(tablea, tablea[type] = "Protect" && tablea[ID]= related(tableb[ID])))

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Microsoft Fabric Series 60+ Videos YouTube
Microsoft Fabric Hindi End to End YouTube

Thanks for the update,

 

I'm able to use the 2nd one , i didnt understand the first one.

 

If i dont need any hard code filter in that can i use as below right ?

 

calculate(
count('tablea'[ID]),
FILTER('tablea ,'tablea'[ID] = related('tableb'[ID]))       --- Where i have relation between two tables 
)
 
Thanks
Rams

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