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how to get multiple values from 3 tables based on unique values?
I tried DAX MAX with a filter with Var a , Var B and Var C for each table then returning the results to result column, but the value is only MAX. i want all values to be displayed on a per unique value basis in the Result column of Table A.
I know, its can do just by connecting with relations and show with tabel visual, but I need this DAX method for show in tabel view.
can you give me some insight About this?
Thank you for your attention
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Hi @Wicak ,
You can make a little adjustment on the formula which provided by @StrategicSavvy , please note that what he is creating is a calculated table.
Table A =
UNION (
SUMMARIZE ( 'Table B', 'Table B'[Unique Number], 'Table B'[Size] ),
SUMMARIZE ( 'Table C', 'Table C'[Unique Number], 'Table C'[Size] ),
SUMMARIZE ( 'Table D', 'Table D'[Unique Number], 'Table D'[Size] )
)
Best Regards
hi @Anonymous
thanks for advice, at the end i do your methode combine with relationship 😁
hi @Wicak ,
To get this you need to create new table and use UNION formula.
here is the code :
Table A =
UNION(
'Table B',
'Table C',
'Table D'
)
This code will return multiple values from 3 tables
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thank you for your reply. so sory table B, C and D is dumy, actually their table have multiple column. i try in DAX PBI and DAX has a get error pop up
is there any way other to solve this problem?
Hi @Wicak ,
You can make a little adjustment on the formula which provided by @StrategicSavvy , please note that what he is creating is a calculated table.
Table A =
UNION (
SUMMARIZE ( 'Table B', 'Table B'[Unique Number], 'Table B'[Size] ),
SUMMARIZE ( 'Table C', 'Table C'[Unique Number], 'Table C'[Size] ),
SUMMARIZE ( 'Table D', 'Table D'[Unique Number], 'Table D'[Size] )
)
Best Regards
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