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Hello! If I have two tables:
Table 1:
Comment |
I like to eat hot dogs |
I don't like pineapple |
A red car |
Table 2:
Vehicle | Food |
car | dog |
apple |
How could I use the columns in Table 2 to create a new column in Table 1 like so:
Comment | Category |
I like to eat hot dogs | Food |
I don't like pineapple | Food |
A red car | Vehicle |
where the keywords in the Table 2 are searched for in the Comment column in Table 1, and the correct category is assigned? In the query editor.
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Hi @Anonymous ,
First unpivot table2,and you will see:
Then create a measure as below:
Category =
var _comment=SELECTEDVALUE(Table1[Comment])
var _value=CONCATENATEX(FILTER(DISTINCT('unpivot-Table2 (2)'[Value]),CONTAINSSTRING(_comment,[Value])),[Value],",")
Return
CALCULATE(MAX('unpivot-Table2 (2)'[Attribute]),FILTER('unpivot-Table2 (2)','unpivot-Table2 (2)'[Value]=_value))
And you will see:
For the related .pbix file,pls see attached.
@Anonymous ,
Try a new column like this in table 1
new column =
var _vh = sumx(filter(Table2,SEARCH(Table[Vehicle],Table[Comment],,0)>0,1,0)+0
var _food = sumx(filter(Table2,SEARCH(Table[Food],Table[Comment],,0)>0,1,0) +0
return
if(_food >0, "Food","Vehicle")
@amitchandak even if I try to use DAX, it is unclear to me how I could use the columns from two seperate tables in this way as they are unrelated. So I couldn't mix and match the columns like this. If DAX is the easier way to solve this problem I would be happy to go with it.
Hi @Anonymous ,
First unpivot table2,and you will see:
Then create a measure as below:
Category =
var _comment=SELECTEDVALUE(Table1[Comment])
var _value=CONCATENATEX(FILTER(DISTINCT('unpivot-Table2 (2)'[Value]),CONTAINSSTRING(_comment,[Value])),[Value],",")
Return
CALCULATE(MAX('unpivot-Table2 (2)'[Attribute]),FILTER('unpivot-Table2 (2)','unpivot-Table2 (2)'[Value]=_value))
And you will see:
For the related .pbix file,pls see attached.
@amitchandak thank you for the possible solution. However, what if I have many more categories, and these categories could change as it is based on a user input excel file? The format of table 2 can change. It is just an example structure that i put in. Maybe its better to have it pivoted.
@Anonymous , then I will think to unpivot the second table and try a solution.
https://radacad.com/pivot-and-unpivot-with-power-bi
@amitchandak even if I pivot, I am unsure what the solution would be. I am looking to do this in PowerQuery not in DAX. Is this possible? Thank you.
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