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I know there are a couple similar questions, but after looking at the solutions, none of them have worked for me.
I am buildling a report in which you can look someone up and see their fields of interest and fields of expertise. My data is set up with one table containing a list of individuals ('Individuals') and another table with their interests/expertise. Each person may have several interests or expertises, or none at all.
| Individual Key | Individual Name |
| 1001 | Bob Johnson |
| 1002 | Sam Miller |
| 1003 | John Adams |
| Individual Key | Category | Interest/Expertise |
1001 | Medicine | Interest |
| 1001 | Hotels | Interest |
| 1001 | Dogs | Expertise |
| 1001 | Cats | Expertise |
| 1002 | Lifestyle | Interest |
| 1002 | Writing | Expertise |
For the actual report, I would like to show a blank table when a member is not selected, and then when a member is selected, it shows their interests and expertise:
I've tried to play around with variations on this measure:
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Modify your measure as below:
Int-Exp Filt = IF ( ISFILTERED ( Individuals[Full Name and ID] )=TRUE(),MAX ( 'Interests and Expertise'[exa_category] ),BLANK())
Hi @Anonymous ,
Modify your measure as below:
Int-Exp Filt = IF ( ISFILTERED ( Individuals[Full Name and ID] )=TRUE(),MAX ( 'Interests and Expertise'[exa_category] ),BLANK())
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