Partially Look if Keywords in one Dataset Contain in the Second Dataset

absherzad

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Hi everybody,
How it is possible in Power Query to partially search if a value in one dataset exists in the second one. I want to replace this approach:
Code:
if  Text.Contains([Column in 2nd Dataset], "Keyword 1") or 
    Text.Contains([Column in 2nd Dataset], "Keyword 2") or 
    Text.Contains([Column in 2nd Dataset], "Keyword 3") or 
    Text.Contains([Column in 2nd Dataset], "Keyword 4") 
then 
    "Matched" 
else 
    "Not Matched")

In summary I want the following DAX formula in Power Query:
Code:
=IF (
    SUMX ( MatchList, SEARCH( Dataset1[Keywords], Dataset2[Column in 2nd Dataset], 1, 0 ) ) > 0,
    "Matched",
    "Not Matched"
)

Regards,
Sherzad
 
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