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I have 2 tables T1 and T2 and they related to each other using T1(1-*)T2.
Now I wanted to show the rows from T1 where I couldn't find atleast one row in T2.
Using SQL I could write something like this ...
Select * from T1
Left Join T2 on T1.c1= T2.c1
where T2.c1 is NULL
But how could I acheive this in Power BI.
Any Idea would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Hi @Anonymous
One way is to new a table with EXCEPT Function . The other way is to use Merge Queries in Query Editor. For example:
Regards,
Cherie
Is there any way that we can do by just making use of relationships ?
Hi @Anonymous
You may try to set the 'Cross filter direction' to 'Both' in relationship.
Regards,
Cherie
Thanks @v-cherch-msft
The Cross filter direction to both is not surving my purpose.
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