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VD
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Match selected number in same table column

I am having table named as TABLE_1, I want output like, when user select Batch_Number "AT0164" then, it should check that Batch number in
Parent_Order_Number column and should return a rows that matches with Batch_Number "AT0164" and so on same for all batch numbers.

Please refer attached image.

 

 

  • VD , best is you have an independent batch table and create a measure like this and add this with all un summarized columns  in a table visual

     

    measure =
    var _max = maxx(allselected(Batch_Number),Batch_Number[Batch_Number])
    return
    calculate(count(Table[Batch_Number]), filter(Table, table[parent_order_number] = _max))

     

     

    or with same table batch_number as slicer 

     

    measure =
    var _max = maxx(Table(Batch_Number),Table[Batch_Number])
    return
    calculate(count(Table[Batch_Number]), filter(Table, table[parent_order_number] = _max), removefilters(Table[Batch_Number]) )

     

    refer Need of an Independent Table in Power BI: https://youtu.be/lOEW-YUrAbE

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  • VD , best is you have an independent batch table and create a measure like this and add this with all un summarized columns  in a table visual

     

    measure =
    var _max = maxx(allselected(Batch_Number),Batch_Number[Batch_Number])
    return
    calculate(count(Table[Batch_Number]), filter(Table, table[parent_order_number] = _max))

     

     

    or with same table batch_number as slicer 

     

    measure =
    var _max = maxx(Table(Batch_Number),Table[Batch_Number])
    return
    calculate(count(Table[Batch_Number]), filter(Table, table[parent_order_number] = _max), removefilters(Table[Batch_Number]) )

     

    refer Need of an Independent Table in Power BI: https://youtu.be/lOEW-YUrAbE

    • VD's avatar
      VD
      Frequent Visitor

      amitchandak, Thanks for the solution. 

      I have created new table with single column Batch and join that table with actual table and it's working perfectly fine.

  • Hi VD,

     

    You can implement this as follows, I have used this in one of my project the same scenario was there

    Steps : 

    1) Create single column table having distinct values of batch_no as "Batch"

    2) Create duplicate table of TABLE_1 as Dup_TABLE_1

    3) Create relation in Batch[batch_no] and TABLE_1[batch_no]

    4) Create relation in Batch[batch_no] and Dup_TABLE_1[parent_order_no]

    5) Take a slicer having values from Batch table

    Hope it solves your problem. Let me know in case of any help in implementing or it is working for you or not.

     

    Best regards,

    Pooja Darbhe

      • PoojaDarbhe's avatar
        PoojaDarbhe
        Resolver I

        Good to hear that VD.

         

        As this solution is working for you, it will be great if you accept the solution. Thanks a lot.

         

        Best regards,

        Pooja Darbhe