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jppuam
Helper V
Helper V

using All except

all_except.pngHello,

i want to do the following. I've values in 2 tables, like the image attached.

 

i've the table A on a slicer, and i want to do is when i filter the value A, it appears on a table visualization the other customer that doesnt exist on value A. It should appear the customer B

 

When i filter on the slicer the value C (customer C), it should appears on the table the other customers (D & E).

 

How can i do this ?

 

thank you,

JR

 

 

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HotChilli
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One way of doing this would be in Power Query.

Using 'Merge as New', make a new table by joining the two tables B and A on id and name1 (using Left Anti-Join) .  This will give you a table with only the rows from Table B that do not exist in Table A.

Close and Apply.

Create a relationship between Table A and the Merge table.

Put Table A in a slicer and Merge table (name1) in a Table.

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HotChilli
Super User
Super User

One way of doing this would be in Power Query.

Using 'Merge as New', make a new table by joining the two tables B and A on id and name1 (using Left Anti-Join) .  This will give you a table with only the rows from Table B that do not exist in Table A.

Close and Apply.

Create a relationship between Table A and the Merge table.

Put Table A in a slicer and Merge table (name1) in a Table.

But i've 2 tables distincts with that id (key).

 

Can i make a calculatedtable with DAX ?

 

thanks,

JR

Thanks HotChilli...your solution works perfect ! 😀

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