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Hi all,
I've an "Employee" table which contains all the employees from a company. In this table, in addition to the name, function, etc. there is one column with the employeeID, and another one with the ManagerID (each manager is also a row in the Employee table, and thus has an employeeID too).
I'd like to create a separate table to store only Managers.
Could help me on the filter to use to build this ?
Manager = CALCULATETABLE('Employees; 'Employees'[MANAGERID] in (...))
I know how I would do it in SQL, but not really in Power BI with DAX formulaes.
Thanks for your help
Benoît
@bloffet
Can you share sample data and sample output in table format? Or a sample pbix after removing sensitive data.
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