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I have a dataset consisting of two tables
Table 1 has all the data and Table 2 consist list of exception which should not be there in Table1
Table 1:
Name Contact Address
Ram 70xxxx Harxxxx
Simran 80xxxx Aarxxxx
Shyam 90xxxx Banxxx
Krish 10xxxx Carxxxx
Tom 20xxxx Darxxxx
Table 2:
Name
Ram
Krish
Tom
When I create a table visual then the output should be like this.
Name Contact Address
Simran 80xxxx Aarxxxx
Shyam 90xxxx Banxxx
I want to remove all the rows dynamically from table 1 which has the same name in Table 2.
Suggest me some way to achieve this.
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You can do this in Power Query of DAX
In Power Query you could merge using a right anti join.
Or create a relationshiop and create a DAX measure
exceptionflag = INT(NOT(ISEMPTY(Table2)))
this will return 1 if the Table1 has a corresponding value or null if it does not.
They in your visual use the FILTER menu to only show rows with exceptionflag not = 1
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@Anonymous
create a calculated column in table 1 to find the names presented in Table 2 exception list
You can do this in Power Query of DAX
In Power Query you could merge using a right anti join.
Or create a relationshiop and create a DAX measure
exceptionflag = INT(NOT(ISEMPTY(Table2)))
this will return 1 if the Table1 has a corresponding value or null if it does not.
They in your visual use the FILTER menu to only show rows with exceptionflag not = 1
Remember we are BI community voluntrees so please click the thumbs-up for me taking the trouble to help you and then accept the solution if it works. Thank you !
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