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Fcoatis
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Power Query Filter simulating IN VALUE

Hello all,

 

I know how to create a reduced table in Table View with the following code:

CGJOBS Reduced = CALCULATETABLE(CGJOBS, CGJOBS[JOB] IN VALUES (realocJOBS [JOB]))

But I need to create the reduced table in power query using the original table copy. Any suggestion?

 

Thanks in advance

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HotChilli
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You could do a 'merge as new'-> inner join on the two columns to be matched.

Then Delete the additional column that gets created.

 

OR

 

create a list from the column to be matched. This is done from the Transform tab in Power Query

(the list is called ListOfValues in the code below)

Add a line to the M code of the table query to select rows e.g

#"Filtered Rows" = Table.SelectRows(#"Added Custom", each (List.Contains( ListOfValues, [ColumnToMatch] )))

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HotChilli
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Super User

You could do a 'merge as new'-> inner join on the two columns to be matched.

Then Delete the additional column that gets created.

 

OR

 

create a list from the column to be matched. This is done from the Transform tab in Power Query

(the list is called ListOfValues in the code below)

Add a line to the M code of the table query to select rows e.g

#"Filtered Rows" = Table.SelectRows(#"Added Custom", each (List.Contains( ListOfValues, [ColumnToMatch] )))

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