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Hi,
There is a similiar post to this but not exactly what I want.
I have two Data sets. One containing M3&M4 maintenance notifications and the equipment number i.e
M3&M4 M2
Type Reasons Notification No. Type Reasons Notification No.
M3 12345678abc ###### M2 12345678abc ######
M3 12345677abc ###### M2 12345677abc ######
M4 12345678abc ###### M2 12555555abc ######
M4 12345676abc ###### M2 12444444abc ######
I want to create a table which shows when the reasons from M3&M4 data set matches the reasons form the M2 data set. Then I want a table showing the M2 & M3/M4 notification numbers and reasons.
Can I create a custom column which checks for matches ?
Hi @fingalbrad ,
According to your description, my understanding is that you want to filter the data in M3&M4 whose reason matches that in M2, in this scenario, we can use the following DAX query:
Table = FILTER('M3&M4','M3&M4'[Reasons] in VALUES(M2[Reasons]))
Best Regards,
Teige
Thank you,
Will that only show the values from 'M3 & M4'? I want to show all those that match so list M2,M3 & M4 that have the same equipment-part number.
Reason number sorry...not equipment-part
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