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Hi all,
Maybe it's possible, maybe not. I have the following question:
I have a table that looks a bit like this.
Company Name ID
Test1 John 100
Test2 Joe 100
Test1 Testname 101
I have a table visual where i can select the name value.
What i want is that when i select the value John with id 100 it also automatically grabs Joe with id 100.
Is there a possibilty in Powerbi for what i want?
Many thanks all!
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Hi @Joe_100,
Please check out a demo here.
1. Create a new table full of names.
Table = VALUES(Table1[Name])
2. Establish relationship. Modify the relationship to 1:* and single filter direction.
3. Create a measure.
Result = VAR selected_id = CALCULATE ( IF ( HASONEVALUE ( 'Table'[Name] ), MIN ( Table1[ID] ), BLANK () ), ALL ( Table1[Company], Table1[Name] ) ) RETURN CALCULATE ( IF ( MIN ( 'Table1'[ID] ) = selected_id, 1, BLANK () ), ALL ( Table1 ) )
Best Regards,
Dale
Hi @Joe_100,
Please check out a demo here.
1. Create a new table full of names.
Table = VALUES(Table1[Name])
2. Establish relationship. Modify the relationship to 1:* and single filter direction.
3. Create a measure.
Result = VAR selected_id = CALCULATE ( IF ( HASONEVALUE ( 'Table'[Name] ), MIN ( Table1[ID] ), BLANK () ), ALL ( Table1[Company], Table1[Name] ) ) RETURN CALCULATE ( IF ( MIN ( 'Table1'[ID] ) = selected_id, 1, BLANK () ), ALL ( Table1 ) )
Best Regards,
Dale
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