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Hi,
I have two tables:
TABLE 1
Columns 1 Column 2
Item 1 A
Item 2 B
Item 3 C
TABLE 2
Column 1 Column 2
Entry 1 A
Entry 2 B
Entry 3 C
Entry 4 A
Entry 5 B
Entry 6 C
I want to filter TABLE 2 based on BOTH column values of the selection in TABLE 1. E.g., If I select "Item 1" in TABLE 1, I want to see Entry 1 and Entry 4 in TABLE 2, because they both have "A" in column 2.
Anyone who can help?
Solved! Go to Solution.
If you create a relationship between these two tables on 'Table1'.[Column 2] = 'Table2'.[Column 2] then this works as you want.
If you create a relationship between these two tables on 'Table1'.[Column 2] = 'Table2'.[Column 2] then this works as you want.
Thanks! That solved my problem 🙂
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