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Hi Dears,
I have the following case please:
Column1 Column2
X Active
Y Obselete
Z Active
How can I create a new (column or table?) that returns the value of Column1 with a criteria Column2 = Active ? so only X and Z are returned.
Moreover how can I compare two columns and return the differences between both into a new column/ table?
Many thanks,
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I would look at using NATURALOUTERJOIN if you are going to do this in DAX:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn802527.aspx
You could also use a Merge Query in the Query Editor and accomplish this as well, just change the default join type.
Select “Active” for Column2 in Visual level filters, and right click on your table, select "New Column" and apply the following formula.
Column = Table1[Column4]-Table1[Column3]
Regards,
Lydia
Well, you could use CALCULATETABLE and feed it a filter for Active. Or you could just create a table visualization and use a slicer.
To create a new column with the difference between two other columns, just use subtraction?
@Greg_Deckler I tried the substraction but it didn't work. In fact, i need to return the difference in rows.
for example if
Column A
X
Y
Z
Column B
Y
Z
I want to return a new column with value Z
thanks
Now I'm really confused as that doesn't seem to be the same problem that was originally stated.
@Greg_Deckler Sorry it seems I have explained myself wrong.
for the first problem it is clear about the calculatedtable with filter = Active
but now I am stuck with returning the differences between the two column. What I want to reach is the following. I have a column that is being updated dynamically. I have duplicated this table and disabled the "load on refresh" then I want to compare both and return what has been newly added compared to that static column which is not refreshing anymore.
I would look at using NATURALOUTERJOIN if you are going to do this in DAX:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn802527.aspx
You could also use a Merge Query in the Query Editor and accomplish this as well, just change the default join type.
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