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How to get the result as below.
EMP_table
Department_table
Result Table
| EmpId | Name | DepName |
| 1 | Raj | IT |
| 2 | Kishor | HR |
| 2 | Abhi | FR |
| 4 | Kiran | No Department |
May be I'm missing the result in this example.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @DeoYadav,
I use selectedcolumns() to do this.
Result Table =
SELECTCOLUMNS (
'EMP_table',
"empid", [new EmpID],
"name", [Name],
"DepName",
IF (
ISBLANK ( RELATED ( Department_table[DepName] ) ),
"No Department",
RELATED ( Department_table[DepName] )
)
)
Result:
Pbix in the end you can refer.
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Community Support Team _ chenwu zhu
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Hi @DeoYadav ,
Can you explain why the second and third rows are the same Empid 2?
If you want get the depName from Department_table, a relationship between these two tables on DepID is needed. Then create the new column in EMP_table via related(Department_table[DepName])
Best Regards
Community Support Team _ chenwu zhu
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Hi @v-chenwuz-msft , "Can you explain why the second and third rows are the same Empid 2?" - this is the result that I want in a calculated table.
Hi @DeoYadav,
I use selectedcolumns() to do this.
Result Table =
SELECTCOLUMNS (
'EMP_table',
"empid", [new EmpID],
"name", [Name],
"DepName",
IF (
ISBLANK ( RELATED ( Department_table[DepName] ) ),
"No Department",
RELATED ( Department_table[DepName] )
)
)
Result:
Pbix in the end you can refer.
Best Regards
Community Support Team _ chenwu zhu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi,
Your department table had a duplicate id. I will ignore it in my example.
Here is one way to do this:
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Hi @ValtteriN tables can have multiple ids where we use M:M relationship in our model, correct? so what would be result in the case of M:M, can we get the result as shown in the result table?
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