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I have two simialar tables that have similar data. One has a start location, a few other data fields, and an expense amount. The other has a destination location, a few other data fields, and a different expense amount. For my presentation I have two charts. One chart shows the start location expenses. The other shows the destination expenses. I am attempting to create a single slicer that filters both locations. The number of locations is limited. To solve the problem for the short term I created a new table with the "Enter Data" option and typed in the twenty or so locations in the current data set. I created a relationship between the entered table and both of my other two tables. This is not ideal as other locations my pop up. How can I create my entered "location" table dynamically based on the two data tables?
Steve
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Hi,
A calulate table can be used for the below purpose. Check the below Pseudocode
LocationTbl = VAR StartLocation = SELECTCOLUMNS ( SL, "StartLocation", SL[StartLocation] ) VAR EndLocation = SELECTCOLUMNS ( EL, "EndLocation", EL[EndLocation] ) RETURN DISTINCT(UNION ( StartLocation, EndLocation ))
Hi,
A calulate table can be used for the below purpose. Check the below Pseudocode
LocationTbl = VAR StartLocation = SELECTCOLUMNS ( SL, "StartLocation", SL[StartLocation] ) VAR EndLocation = SELECTCOLUMNS ( EL, "EndLocation", EL[EndLocation] ) RETURN DISTINCT(UNION ( StartLocation, EndLocation ))
Thanks. Just what the newbi needed 🙂
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