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Helper I
Helper I

CALCULATETABLE(Hotel; Hotel[HotelID] = VALUES(Competitor[HotelID]))

Hello,

 

the subject contains what i want to do, is the an IN operator like TSQL?

 

thank you so much

 

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Eric_Zhang
Employee
Employee

@spaxia

 

To get a calculated table as the Subject, you can try

Table =
CALCULATETABLE (
    Hotel,
    FILTER (
        'Hotel',
        CONTAINS ( 'Com​petitor', 'Com​petitor'[HotelID], Hotel[HotelID] )
    )
)

or

Table =
FILTER (
    Hotel,
    CONTAINS ( 'Com​petitor', 'Com​petitor'[HotelID], Hotel[HotelID] )
)

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Eric_Zhang
Employee
Employee

@spaxia

 

To get a calculated table as the Subject, you can try

Table =
CALCULATETABLE (
    Hotel,
    FILTER (
        'Hotel',
        CONTAINS ( 'Com​petitor', 'Com​petitor'[HotelID], Hotel[HotelID] )
    )
)

or

Table =
FILTER (
    Hotel,
    CONTAINS ( 'Com​petitor', 'Com​petitor'[HotelID], Hotel[HotelID] )
)
jahida
Impactful Individual
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