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Hello!
I'm try to understand how can i make from 2 colums in different tables a new table with all distinct data from 2 column?
Now i'm thy to make a directory for addresses that are referenced by 2 caves. Naturally, I wanted to load different values. I tried to use variables, but only for one field.
If anyone becomes more intelligible, then I would like to perform the same function as in Qlik:
concatinate(Table)
load
distinct
...
But i'm cant understend how do that....
Best regards, Anton
Solved! Go to Solution.
So this is a wild guess because I only caught about half of that. So, first the new Composite model feature supports many-to-many relationships. It's in preview but that is one option. But, if you need a table of DISTINCT values in order to bridge the two tables, you could do this:
Table = DISTINCT('Table'[Column])
Now, if you need a table that has all of the distinct values from both tables, then:
Table = DISTINCT(UNION(VALUES(Table1[Column1]),VALUES(Table2[Column1])))
Hello!
It ok, all work. But the names table not in english most have a single quotes for its work...
Hi @Anonymous,
One sample for your reference. We can new a calculated table using the formula.
Table = DISTINCT(UNION(VALUES(Table1[name1]),VALUES(Table2[name2])))
For more details, please check the pbix as attached.
Regards,
Frank
So this is a wild guess because I only caught about half of that. So, first the new Composite model feature supports many-to-many relationships. It's in preview but that is one option. But, if you need a table of DISTINCT values in order to bridge the two tables, you could do this:
Table = DISTINCT('Table'[Column])
Now, if you need a table that has all of the distinct values from both tables, then:
Table = DISTINCT(UNION(VALUES(Table1[Column1]),VALUES(Table2[Column1])))
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