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emilypinhasi
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Hi

i have 2 tables:

 

  • tableA
    • column teams
      • row1 team1
      • row2 team2
      • row3 team3
      • etc
  • tableB
    • column teams
      • row1: team1,team2
      • row2: team2
      • row3: team1,team3
      • etc

 

in a report, i show tableB rows, and would like to use tableA as slicer, get all rows that contain team1 for example. the problem is i cant get the rows with multiple teams in tableB to work

 

*i have a relationship between the 2 columns

 

how do i do that?

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v-juanli-msft
Community Support
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Hi @emilypinhasi

First deselect the relationship between these two tables.

Then create measures in Table A

selected item = SELECTEDVALUE(TableA[teams])

whether contains = SEARCH(SELECTEDVALUE(TableA[teams]),MAX(TableB[teams]),,BLANK())

2.png

To all rows that contain team2 for example, please drag measure [whether contains] in the visual level filter and set "show values when item is not blank"

3.png

 

Best Regards

Maggie

 

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v-juanli-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @emilypinhasi

First deselect the relationship between these two tables.

Then create measures in Table A

selected item = SELECTEDVALUE(TableA[teams])

whether contains = SEARCH(SELECTEDVALUE(TableA[teams]),MAX(TableB[teams]),,BLANK())

2.png

To all rows that contain team2 for example, please drag measure [whether contains] in the visual level filter and set "show values when item is not blank"

3.png

 

Best Regards

Maggie

 

works perfect!

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