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Data: I have two tables. Table A, Table B
I need to create 3 reports.
1. With only data in Table A
2. With only data in Table B
3. Data in Table A but not in Table B (for this we need to join tables)
Question
Here to obtain first 2 reports I need individual tables (which are not joined) and for 3rd report, I need to join tables.
In this case I need to keep 2 tables and other 2 duplicate tables to join them and use it
Is there a better solution, instead of duplicating the tables?
Solved! Go to Solution.
@SubhaSakhinala , if both tables has the same number of columns and data type
a new table
C= except(A,B)
Else create a column on the id column
C = distinct(except(distinct(Table[A]),distinct(Table[B])) )
then create measure like below or use below meausre as visual level filter and check for nonblank
countrows(filter(A, A[ID] in values(c[ID])))
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