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Hi,
I am trying to obtain below recordset using DAX formulas. How would get to it?
Logic:
Provider 1 is associated with Specialty A. So all the providers associated with A becomes RelatedProviders for 1 (1,2,3).
Provider 2 is associated with Specialty A and B. So all the providers associated with A and B becomes RelatedProviders for 2 (1,2,3,4).
Provider 3 is associated with Specialty A. So all the providers associated with A becomes RelatedProviders for 3 (1,2,3).
Provider 4 is associated with Specialty B. So all the providers associated with B becomes RelatedProviders for 4 (2,4).
Thanks.
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Does this do what you want?
=
GENERATE (
VALUES ( Providers[Provider] ),
VAR Specialties =
CALCULATETABLE ( VALUES ( Providers[Specialty] ) )
RETURN
SELECTCOLUMNS (
CALCULATETABLE (
VALUES ( Providers[Provider] ),
TREATAS ( Specialties, Providers[Specialty] ),
ALL ( Providers[Provider] )
),
"RelatedProviders", [Provider]
)
)
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Does this do what you want?
=
GENERATE (
VALUES ( Providers[Provider] ),
VAR Specialties =
CALCULATETABLE ( VALUES ( Providers[Specialty] ) )
RETURN
SELECTCOLUMNS (
CALCULATETABLE (
VALUES ( Providers[Provider] ),
TREATAS ( Specialties, Providers[Specialty] ),
ALL ( Providers[Provider] )
),
"RelatedProviders", [Provider]
)
)
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