Data filtering is a crucial part of any data analysis. One of the functions that can contribute to this is TREATAS() in Power BI. This function allows you to add virtual rows to a table to apply filters to other tables without creating physical relationships. This can be extremely useful in meeting complex analysis requirements and gaining detailed insights into your data.
What is the TREATAS() function? The TREATAS() function in Power BI enables you to apply filters to a table as if the filters were applied in another table. You can use this function to add virtual rows to a table and apply filters to other tables based on these virtual rows.
How does the function TREATAS() work?
Suppose you have a table with sales data and a separate table with product categories. You want to display the total sales for each product category, regardless of whether there are sales for those categories or not. Here’s where the TREATAS() function comes into play:
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