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Hi,
I want to create a crossjoin table of the table below with only "A" values in the "field" column. I know how to do this if I first manually filter the field. However, this is not a suitable option for me because I want to minimize the amount of tables.
This is the dax formula I would use after manual filteration:
crossjoin =
VAR _tab =
ADDCOLUMNS(
CROSSJOIN(ALL('table where field filtered'[id]), ALL('table where field filtered'[category])),
"idCategory", 'table where field filtered'[id] & 'table where field filtered'[category]
)
RETURN
ADDCOLUMNS(
_tab,
"isyes",
VAR _val =
LOOKUPVALUE('table where field filtered'[value], 'table where field filtered'[id_category], [idCategory])
RETURN
IF(_val = BLANK(), 0, _val)
)โ
So my questions are:
1. Is it possible to filter the "value" column in the dax formula above?
2. Is there a way to a way to do the whole process in a measure instead of creating a new table?
You can find the pbix here.
I'm very grateful for everyone who have the time to help ๐
Here's the expected output table. In this example I have filtered "field" A in query editor before creating the new table using crossjoin. My goal is to find a way to keep the original table untouched and do the "field" filtration in dax when creating the new crossjoined table.
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