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Creating new column based on value from another table
Hi everyone,
I have 2 tables and I need to create a column on the second based on values from the first. Some ideia?
table1
| START CODE | END CODE | INFO |
| 7100000 | 7200000 | INFO 1 |
| 7000000 | 7099999 | INFO 2 |
| 7300000 | 7399999 | INFO 3 |
table2
| ID | Name | NEW COLUMN NEEDED |
| 7101010 | SOMEONE | INFO 1 |
| 7302202 | NEW PERSON | INFO 3 |
| 7033300 | DOG | INFO 2 |
I need to add a new column on table2 that comes from table1[info] using as criteria that Table2[ID] should be between table1[start code] and table1[end code] and then return table1[info] to be placed as a new column on table2.
Important: the ranges table1[start] and table1[end] are uniques.
Thanks.
You could create a calculated DAX Column on table 2 for this. You would could create an ID for your code ranges and add them to your table1. Then with your caclulated column calculate what ID to assign each row and then relate the ID of table1 to the calculated ID of table2 Something like:
VAR RowID = Table2[ID]
VAR FilteredTable =
FILTER('Table1',
AND('Table1'[StartCode] <= RowID,
'Table1'[EndCode] >=RowID
)
)
VAR Result =
CALCULATE(
DISTINCT('Table1'[IDRangeKey]), FilteredTable)
RETURN ResultOnce that is created you can access that info column through the newly created relationship
Hi,
Please check the below picture and the attached pbix file.
expected result CC = SUMMARIZE ( FILTER ( Table1, Table1[START CODE] <= Table2[ID] && Table1[END CODE] >= Table2[ID] ), Table1[INFO] )Hi hugomatos
Can you please try the below DAX.New Column =VAR MatchingRow =FILTER(table1,Table1[START CODE ] <= Table2[ID] &&Table2[ID] <= Table1[END CODE ])RETURNMAXX(MatchingRow, Table1[INFO])
If you have found your answer, please mark it as the solution.
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Hi,
Please check the below picture and the attached pbix file.
expected result CC = SUMMARIZE ( FILTER ( Table1, Table1[START CODE] <= Table2[ID] && Table1[END CODE] >= Table2[ID] ), Table1[INFO] )Hi hugomatos
Can you please try the below DAX.New Column =VAR MatchingRow =FILTER(table1,Table1[START CODE ] <= Table2[ID] &&Table2[ID] <= Table1[END CODE ])RETURNMAXX(MatchingRow, Table1[INFO])
If you have found your answer, please mark it as the solution.You could create a calculated DAX Column on table 2 for this. You would could create an ID for your code ranges and add them to your table1. Then with your caclulated column calculate what ID to assign each row and then relate the ID of table1 to the calculated ID of table2 Something like:
VAR RowID = Table2[ID]
VAR FilteredTable =
FILTER('Table1',
AND('Table1'[StartCode] <= RowID,
'Table1'[EndCode] >=RowID
)
)
VAR Result =
CALCULATE(
DISTINCT('Table1'[IDRangeKey]), FilteredTable)
RETURN ResultOnce that is created you can access that info column through the newly created relationship
Try this, add column to Table2:
Column = SUMMARIZE( FILTER( Table1, Table2[ID] >= Table1[START CODE] && Table2[ID] <= Table1[END CODE]), Table1[INFO])Output: (Table 2)
Hi hugomatos,
Thanks for reaching out to the Microsoft fabric community forum.
It looks like you are looking for a way to add a column from one table to another. As sevenhills, mdaatifraza5556, Jihwan_Kim and d_m_LNK all responded to your query, please go through the responses and mark the helpful reply as solution.
I would also take a moment to thank sevenhills, mdaatifraza5556, Jihwan_Kim and d_m_LNK for actively participating in the community forum and for the solutions you’ve been sharing in the community forum. Your contributions make a real difference.
If I misunderstand your needs or you still have problems on it, please feel free to let us know.
Best Regards,
Hammad.
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Thank you.
Hi hugomatos,
As we haven’t heard back from you, so just following up to our previous message. I'd like to confirm if you've successfully resolved this issue or if you need further help.
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Thank you for your patience and look forward to hearing from you.Hi hugomatos,
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