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i have two tables below Table1 and Table 2 with 1:many relationship on Table 1[Column1] and Table 2[Column1].
I want to find rows that are in Table 1 but not in Table 2 and vice versa based on join on [Column1].
If drag all columns from both tables and select 'show items with no data' it gives me all records but i want to filter them based on my desired criteria. I want to do this without using Merge.
So i want below result
rows in Table 1 but not in Table 2
Column1 Column2
5 dff
rows in Table 2 but not in Table 1
Column1 Column2
7 ds
7 ffd
8 fdf
8 ffd
Table 1
Column1 Column2
1 | abc |
2 | dff |
3 | ddd |
4 | sss |
5 | dff |
6 | erf |
Table 2
Column1 Column2
1 | gjj |
1 | fgf |
2 | df |
2 | fg |
3 | ss |
3 | ffg |
4 | sdds |
4 | gfgf |
6 | ds |
6 | dd |
7 | ds |
7 | ffd |
8 | fdf |
8 | ffd |
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Hi @Anonymous
Try these Measures as Visual Filters for tables 1 and 2 respectively
See attached file as well
Measure = IF ( NOT ( CONTAINS ( Table2, Table2[Column1], SELECTEDVALUE ( Table1[Column1] ) ) ), 1 )
Measure 2 = IF ( NOT ( CONTAINS ( Table1, Table1[Column1], SELECTEDVALUE ( Table2[Column1] ) ) ), 1 )
Hi @Anonymous
Try these Measures as Visual Filters for tables 1 and 2 respectively
See attached file as well
Measure = IF ( NOT ( CONTAINS ( Table2, Table2[Column1], SELECTEDVALUE ( Table1[Column1] ) ) ), 1 )
Measure 2 = IF ( NOT ( CONTAINS ( Table1, Table1[Column1], SELECTEDVALUE ( Table2[Column1] ) ) ), 1 )