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I have the following tables:
| Participants Name | Trainings |
| A | Training-1 |
| A | Training-2 |
| B | Training-2 |
| C | Training-3 |
| List of All Trainings |
Training-1 |
| Training-2 |
| Training-3 |
| Training-4 |
| Training-5 |
I want to create a visual: when I select Participants A, I want to see all the Trainings he has not participated instead of seeing the Trainings he particpated.
When I click A, I want to see something like this:
| Trainings Not Participated |
| Training-3 |
| Training-4 |
| Training-5 |
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Hi @SarveshRealign ,
Go through this ~5.5 Min video and you should be able to achieve your functionality of excluding selections.
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Hi, @SarveshRealign
Create a measure as below, and apply it to 'filters on this visual'. (Note that there is no need to establish a relationship between these two tables)
flag =
IF (
NOT (
SELECTEDVALUE ( Table2[List of All Trainings] ) IN VALUES ( Table1[Trainings] )
),
1,
0
)
Please check my sample for more details.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason
Hi @SarveshRealign ,
Go through this ~5.5 Min video and you should be able to achieve your functionality of excluding selections.
Give a Thumbs Up if this post helped you in any way and Mark This Post as Solution if it solved your query !!! Proud To Be a Super User !!! |
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