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I am trying to compare two columns which include revenue from two different tables. Column 1 is project amount and it would contain revenue for projects from our CRM tables. Column 2 is revenue from our ERP system tables. What I'd like to do is look at Column 2 and for any values that are 0, I'd like to replace that with what is in column 1 in the CRM table.
I tried doing this in measures but the subtotals would not work properly so believe I need a custom column or conditional column. This is the formula I used for the measure. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Try this calculated column in the ERP table PA01201. It performs a lookup using Date.
New_revenue =
VAR vAmountERP = PA01201[PARetainer_Fee_Amount]
VAR vAmountCRM =
LOOKUPVALUE ( New_Project[New_revenue], New_Project[Date], PA01201[Date] )
VAR vResult =
IF ( vAmountERP = 0, vAmountCRM, vAmountERP )
RETURN
vResult
CRM table New_Project:
ERP table PA01201:
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Its saying that LOOKUPVALUE is not a function and as a result its not letting me lookup a field. Also, instead of date we want to compare based on New_Project[Project_Number].
Are you creating a calculated column? LOOKUPVALUE should be available.
To lookup on a different column, simply replace Date with Project_Number:
LOOKUPVALUE ( New_Project[New_revenue], New_Project[Project_Number], PA01201[Project_Number] )
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I'm going into the field list under the table PA1201, selecting new column and adding the formula you provided. Its saying LOOKUPVALUE is not a function. Not sure if there is another place I should be doing creating this column.
Could it be because I am in direct query mode?
So good news is that this error was occuring because of the direct query which is now fixed. However, now I'm getting a different error. Here's the expression as entered:
Verify that you have one row per project.
https://dax.guide/lookupvalue/
"If multiple rows match the search values and in all cases Result_Column values are identical then that value is returned. However, if Result_Column returns different values an error is returned."
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