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ThomasDay
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5 years ago
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Using IN VALUES (Memory Table[Column]) ...can't find table!

Hello Fellow Daxers, I have a table which I want to filter based on a memory table column in a calculation.  I build a list of zipcodes that are shared by two providers...and I want to analyze them....
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  • PaulDBrown's avatar
    PaulDBrown
    5 years ago

    ThomasDay 

    Using the PBIX file you attached in your last post.

    If you want to display the matrix as per your last post, use the measure for the filter pane:

     

    Measure for Filter Pane = 
		VAR _TempTable1 = CALCULATETABLE(VALUES(Sheet1[ZipCode]), 
                                  FILTER(Sheet1,Sheet1[Provider] = "360163")) 
		VAR _TempTable2 = CALCULATETABLE(VALUES(Sheet1[ZipCode]), 
                                  FILTER(Sheet1,Sheet1[Provider] = "360132")) 
		Return 
	         COUNTROWS(INTERSECT(_TempTable2,_TempTable1))

     

     

    (The measure used in the values bucket is a simple SUM of "Charges"):

     

    Sum of charges = SUM(Sheet1[Charges])

     

    Applying the [Measure for filter pane] you get this:

     

     Hope that helps!

     

    Ps. PBIX file attached

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PaulDBrown
Community Champion
5 years ago

ThomasDay 

It depends how your model is set up, and which fields are used in the visual. 

 

Maybe try:

UseTemp_ValuesFilter =
            VAR _TempTable1 = Summarize( FILTER(HSAFAllYears,HSAFAllYears[Provider] = 360163),
                    HSAFAllYears[ZipCode])
            VAR _TempTable2 = Summarize( FILTER(HSAFAllYears,HSAFAllYears[Provider] = 360132),
                    HSAFAllYears[ZipCode])
           Return
           CALCULATE(SUM(HSAFAllYears[Charges]), TREATAS(INTERSECT(_TempTable1, _TempTable2), HSAFAllYears[ZipCode]))

 

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ThomasDay
Impactful Individual
5 years ago

PaulDBrown This really looks promising...the documentation on TREATAS is exactly what I'm looking for and it doesn't return an error....  Let me play around with this and see what I can make of it since you correctly point out it depends on the model.  Thank you.  Tom

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    PaulDBrown
    Community Champion
    5 years ago

    ThomasDay 

    Just in case, you may have to swap the order of the tables in the TREATAS expression from

     

     

     TREATAS(INTERSECT(_TempTable1, _TempTable2), HSAFAllYears[ZipCode]))

     

     

     
    to

     

     

    TREATAS(VALUES(HSAFALL[ZipCode]), INTERSECT(_TempTable1, _TempTable2))

     

     

    Edit: now that I am on a PC (instead of my phone) I'll give your sample data a shot