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Hi,
I solved finaly my problem myself
In the Table 1, i add a new colomn with this code with another right key (Code sys) that there is more details level 4 with:
Hi @Amy_Qc
GENERATEALL returns a table joining all rows of the 1st argument with the table specified in the 2nd argument (evaluated for each row). The columns corresponding to the 2nd table argument will contain BLANK values if the 2nd argument is empty.
In your example
Could you give more detail on what you're seeing with some examples, or a sample PBIX if possible (sanitised if needed)?
Regards
Hi @Auger ,
Thanks for your reply,
this is my exemple, with the same code. let me know if i use the correct code plz:
thanks in advance
Amy
Hi,
I solved finaly my problem myself
In the Table 1, i add a new colomn with this code with another right key (Code sys) that there is more details level 4 with:
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