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I would like to create a distinct table from Table1
reference.id | event.id |
1 | a |
2 | b |
3 | c |
4 | d |
5 | e |
6 | a |
7 | b |
8 | c |
9 | d |
10 | e |
11 | a |
12 | b |
13 | c |
14 | d |
15 | e |
And the new Table2 would only give me the event.id that has "a".
reference.id | event.id |
1 | a |
6 | a |
11 | a |
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Hi @ggzmorsh
The simplest way with use of New Table DAX expression
Table2 = FILTER( Table1, Table1[event.id] = "a" )
Hi @ggzmorsh
The simplest way with use of New Table DAX expression
Table2 = FILTER( Table1, Table1[event.id] = "a" )
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