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I have problem in Power bi:
I have 2 table:
Table1 Table2
name class name class
John A1 John A1
John A2 John A2
John A3 Mary A3
Mary A1 Mary A1
Mary A2 Arya A2
Mary A3 Arya A1
Arya A1 Arya A1
Arya A2 Mary A1
Arya A3
I want to result: ( (name, class) from Table 1 which does not exist in Table 2)
name class
John A3
Mary A2
Arya A3
get me some advice.
Solved! Go to Solution.
You can merge the 2 queries and then select empty Tables resulting from the merge
Please see attached file's Query Editor for steps (with your sample data)
Also you can create a Calculated Table with DAX from the Modelling Tab>>new Table
If you have just 2 columns in both tables, then
Calculated Table = Except(Table1,Table2)
Also you can create a Calculated Table with DAX from the Modelling Tab>>new Table
If you have just 2 columns in both tables, then
Calculated Table = Except(Table1,Table2)
thank you so much!
You can merge the 2 queries and then select empty Tables resulting from the merge
Please see attached file's Query Editor for steps (with your sample data)
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