topic I neet to create a table from two tables in DAX Commands and Tips

I neet to create a table from two tables

Anonymous — Mon, 25 Oct 2021 21:20:33 GMT

Hi all!

I need to create a new table from two existing tables.

First table ('Orders')

I have a summarized table with delivery date, store number and orders (for each store and date)

Second table ('Claims')

I have a summarized table with store (N Local), Date of claim (Fecha de creación) and claims (for each store and date)

I need to create a new table with structure (date, store, orders, claims) for each store and each date..

For example for 2997 store, and date 25/10/2011 we have 81 orders and only 1 claim

Pls your comments

Thanks!

SM.-

Re: I neet to create a table from two tables

Anonymous — Mon, 25 Oct 2021 22:10:33 GMT

Hello Sebonidas,

If you really want to create a new table you could create calculated table with naturalinnerjoin function or use summarizecolumns if the tables have relationship.

But if you just need to mix the data you could just use lookup function to add a new calculated column for either table.

You can add this to orders table:

lookupvalue('Claims'[Claims],'Claims'[N° local],'Order'[Store_nbr]

Hope this helps.

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Re: I neet to create a table from two tables

Anonymous — Mon, 25 Oct 2021 22:32:27 GMT

thanks Anonymous but i have created the order table like this.

Orders = SUMMARIZE(Order_Cabecera, Order_Cabecera[FechaEntrega].[Date],Order_Cabecera[Store_nbr], "Orders", COUNT(Order_Cabecera[CodigoPedido]))

How can i add the LOOKUP??

Thanks a Lot!

SM.-

Re: I neet to create a table from two tables

Anonymous — Tue, 26 Oct 2021 10:39:19 GMT

Hello Anonymous,

There is two ways.

First: you can add it as regular calculated column. So select table --> New column --> Name it and imput the formula.

Second you can add it to your DAX:
Just like this for example.

Hope this helps!

Re: I neet to create a table from two tables

v-robertq-msft — Mon, 01 Nov 2021 08:58:05 GMT

Hi, Anonymous

According to your description, I think you can use the “Merge query” in the Power query to left join the two tables with two external keys, you can follow my steps:

Go to the Power query and merge a new query:

Set the merge query like this:

Then you can get the output table like this:

You can download my test pbix file below

Thank you very much!

Best Regards,

Community Support Team _Robert Qin

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