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I want to create a table like in the picture below. Same rows of table A and B should't be in the new table.
Sorry, but that's not what I meant. I try to describe it in a other way.
I want to realise a SQL join of two tables with DAX.
I have two tables, tabel A and B. Both have the same columns-structure.
Some of the rows of table B can be found in table A.
I want to get a new table that has all the rows of table A minus the rows that can be found in table B.
Like in the picture of the first post to see, i only want the red part in my new table.
I need to create legend for a dot-plot.
I have a table with columns: rivet_points | result_id | machine_classification | ....
One rivet_point can have multible result_id's.
My database gives every result_id a machine_classification (0 or 1) and I need for every last id of every rivet_point a new machine_classification (for example 2).
So that I can colour the dot-plot with machine_classification and get to see the last result_id's.
At the moment I have a table with all last result_id's. But if I create a new table with the function UNION I get dublicates of all the rows with these result_id's.
Table "last_results" with all last result_id's to every rivet_point:
I wanted to creste a seprate table in which all the last result_id's don't exist so I can use the function UNION again and get a table in which these result_id's have a different machine_classificaton.
@Anonymous
Am not sure to understand your model, but are trying to add a column(result_id) to your Summarized table and you want to select the Null Value of machine_classification !
If so then I think you need to add a filter context to your CALCULATE ( MAX ( result[result_id] ) ) by machine_classification = 0
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Hi @Anonymous
You need to be more precise in your thread, but in Power Query you can achieve that
Use Merge Queries.
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