Need help on formula

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this how many employee table looks like, at the [department] it was enum list which link to the other table of DEPARTMENT.
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which mean my employee can end up with multiple position
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So this is another table which is WORK ORDER, so in this table theres a column [Salesman] with enum and base was ref to employee. I want those employee department that consist of sales advisor. This sales advisor key was "c16b6a4f-85d6". So this [internalsalesman] will only show those employee which department consists of SALES ADVISOR(key- "c16b6a4f-85d6")

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Hey there-

1. Create a slice under your Employees with an expression: IN([Department], โ€œKeyOfSalesAdvisorโ€)

2. Under Valid_If or Suggested_Values, put this expression: SliceNameFromNumberOne[TableID] or if you want the choices to be sorted: ORDERBY(SliceNameFromNumberOne[TableID], [SortingColumn])

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Hey there-

1. Create a slice under your Employees with an expression: IN([Department], โ€œKeyOfSalesAdvisorโ€)

2. Under Valid_If or Suggested_Values, put this expression: SliceNameFromNumberOne[TableID] or if you want the choices to be sorted: ORDERBY(SliceNameFromNumberOne[TableID], [SortingColumn])

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