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I have two columns:
- Authors -
John
Mary
Jane
- Sellers -
John
Mary
Ronald
- Final Column -
John
Mary
Jane
Ronald
How can I do that on Power BI?
Is it possible to do it with DAX?
Thanks.
Solved! Go to Solution.
@marcoarib , Like
new table =distinct(union(all(Table[author]),all(Table[Seller])))
this will give a new table.
You can use that.
Or use this as dimension and join with both columns (one active, one inactive) . Use userelationship
Then you can create measure add count from both joins
Hello @marcoarib ,
Create new Table and paste the DAX:
Thank you.
@marcoarib , Like
new table =distinct(union(all(Table[author]),all(Table[Seller])))
this will give a new table.
You can use that.
Or use this as dimension and join with both columns (one active, one inactive) . Use userelationship
Then you can create measure add count from both joins
It works. Thanks a lot!
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