I have 2 tables.
The end user can filter both tables (using slicers).
The result should be visuals combining data from both tables as in the screenshot below.
The green columns are from Table!, while the red coluumn is from Table2
Note that the tables will be filtered by the user, meaning that the tables cannot be combined before the filtering has been performed by the user.
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