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hello everybody , I have these two tables in powerbi, my data arrangement is as showed in table 1 and in table 2 column ALL LEVELS exist , how can I add three columns to retrieve the values of each level in seperated column? I must do that with dax
I have tried so many different way but still it does not bring the values in this order! I need more fresh ideas thank you in advance !
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I have edited Only Level 3 in the original reply. Not sure if this would generate circular dependency error.
@tamerj1 can you please help me out of this task please
my input file look like
here is my requirement
please help me out
Hi @Bi-user
Top Level =
MAXX (
FILTER (
Table1,
Table1[Top Level] = "Yes"
&& Table1[Level 1] = Table2[All Levels]
),
Table1[Level 1]
)
Only Level 2 =
MAXX (
FILTER (
Table1,
Table1[Top Level] = "Yes"
&& Table1[Level 1] = Table2[All Levels]
),
Table1[Level 2]
)
Only Level 3 =
MAXX (
FILTER (
Table1,
Table1[Top Level] = "No"
&& Table1[Level 1] = Table2[Only Level 2]
),
Table1[Level 2]
)
Thank you ! For the top level we are good but in table 1 there are multiple values of NOTTopLevel items corrisponding to diverse level 2 values! So for onlylevel 1 in table 2 it brings just one value ! I may have better luck if I seperate those levels in Table 1 instead !
the problem is I can not manipulate the datamodel and relationship otherwise it would have been much easier!
I'm trying to work on table one since those multiple values seem impossible to be retrieved ! I'll use the structure added one more condition to identify the level 1 which are parent to Level 2 . I'll let you know if it works , thank u
I have edited Only Level 3 in the original reply. Not sure if this would generate circular dependency error.
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