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Hello,
I am trying to perform a four-way match from four different tables. The problem is that I am trying to match text rather than numbers. I beleive the below DAX would work for numbers, but it will not work for text.
Match/No Match =
VAR MatchFake1 = SELECTEDVALUE('XX Line Staging'[XX Staging Item Deescription])
VAR MatchFake2 = SELECTEDVALUE('XX Lines'[Item Description])
VAR MatchFake3 = SELECTEDVALUE(Items[Item Description])
VAR MatchFake4 = SELECTEDVALUE('Order Lines'[Item Description])
Return
IF(MatchFake1=MatchFake2=MatchFake3=MatchFake4, "Match", "No Match"
)
Please keep in mind I am searching for a 4-way match on text so I can create a conditionally formatted column to populate match/no match in a KPI card in PBI.
Any feedback would be great. Thank you,
Cam
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@chonchar Add as a measure:
Match/No Match Measure =
VAR __Count =
COUNTROWS (
DISTINCT ( {
SELECTEDVALUE ( Table[Desc1] ),
SELECTEDVALUE ( Table[Desc2] ),
SELECTEDVALUE ( Table[Desc3] ),
SELECTEDVALUE ( Table[Desc4] )
} ) )
RETURN
IF ( __Count = 1, "Match", "No Match" )
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@chonchar Add as a measure:
Match/No Match Measure =
VAR __Count =
COUNTROWS (
DISTINCT ( {
SELECTEDVALUE ( Table[Desc1] ),
SELECTEDVALUE ( Table[Desc2] ),
SELECTEDVALUE ( Table[Desc3] ),
SELECTEDVALUE ( Table[Desc4] )
} ) )
RETURN
IF ( __Count = 1, "Match", "No Match" )
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@chonchar add a new column with following DAX expression:
Match/No Match Column =
VAR __Count = COUNTROWS ( DISTINCT ( { Table[Desc1], Table[Desc2], Table[Desc3], Table[Desc4] } ) )
RETURN
IF ( __Count = 1, "Match", "No Match" )
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I completely understand the sytnax, but PBI is not populating the other tables after:
Table[Column1]. Is there something I am missing? does distinct not pull table1[column1], table2[column2]...etc?
@parry2k do I need to create measures for each table column? It is only pulling measures with that syntax.