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Help with virtual tables
- 4 years ago
Hi ValeriaBreve ,
I would prefer that you use power query to achieve this result.
Copy the po1 table and pivot the Rank field of this table,like this screenshot
result:
Best Regards
Community Support Team _ chenwu zhu
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HI:
For a new table you can try = SUMMARIZE('Table 2',
'Table 2'[PO2], 'Table 2'[conc2], 'Table1'[PO2], etc ) just add table name and column for other columns. SUMMARIZECOLUMNS is good as well and you don't have to list a table name to begin like in SUMMARIZE. Just Table[Columns].
This could be a start.
- ValeriaBreve4 years agoPost Partisan
OK I found the way. See Solved: Filtering a lookup column - Microsoft Power BI Community
You can actually filter directly in the Lookup value function which I was not aware about, no need to for a virtual table inbetween...