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Hi there,
I have a table (call it Table1) where I have some product IDs.
Suppose to have another Table (Table2) where I have some IDs of Table1, but I don't have all of them.
I need to show the elements of Table1 that are NOT presents in the Table2. What kind of join do you suggest in this case?
Ex Table1:
ID1 |
ID2 |
ID3 |
ID4 |
ID5 |
Ex Table2:
ID1 |
ID3 |
ID5 |
Resul table:
ID2 |
ID4 |
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @NaveenGandhi ,
Actually I don't like to create table in DAX language because I wouldn't see them in powerquery.
I got it:
In powerquery, I Merge as a new table T1 and T2 using Left Anti Merge. This way, the new table is composed only by rows that appears in T1 and not in T2. 😉
Hello @andreazambon
Try the below Dax to create the table.
Hi @NaveenGandhi ,
Actually I don't like to create table in DAX language because I wouldn't see them in powerquery.
I got it:
In powerquery, I Merge as a new table T1 and T2 using Left Anti Merge. This way, the new table is composed only by rows that appears in T1 and not in T2. 😉
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