I have two tables/queries in Excel. One table is a Group dimension that lists out each Group along with some metadata about each group. The next table is the fact table that has monthly information for each group. The tables look like this:
Table1
GroupName Location GroupID
Even Steven New York 04952
BillyBobs Texas 04035
Nunya California 04859
Table2
GroupID Description SalesVolume
04952 Even Steven 59003
04035 BillyBobs 98390
04859 Nunya 50194
For all intents and purposes GroupName
and Description
are different names for the same thing (GroupName
= Description
)
What I am trying to do is set things up so that when I filter Table1 on GroupName
, Table2 will be filtered as well. So if I filter out Even Steven in Table1, then Table2 will only show BillyBobs and Nunya.
My current Power Query script looks like this (note: I have another table called "Query", that is just an unfiltered SELECT * FROM dbo.Table
, I'm using this as the source for Table2. Table1 comes from another table in the same DB):
let
Source = Excel.CurrentWorkbook(){[Name="Query"]}[Content],
#"Changed Type" = Table.TransformColumnTypes(Source,{{"Month Year", type date}}),
in
#"Removed Columns"
I believe that I need to add a step similar to the following example found online, but I cant figure out how to say I only want rows that are visible on the Group table.
Table.SelectRows(Sales_Customers, each List.Contains(Query, [CustomerCategoryID]))