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Hi,
I have 3 tables:
| Name |
| A |
| B |
| C |
| Priority |
| High |
| Medium |
| Low |
| Name | Priority | Gap |
| A | High | 1 |
| B | Medium | 2 |
| C | Low | 3 |
| A | High | 4 |
| B | Medium | 5 |
| C | Low | 6 |
The first 2 tables are 1-multiple mappning to the thrid one.
Now I need to create a forth table:
| Name | Priority | Origial | Target |
| A | High | X | X+ C1 |
| C | Low | Y | Y+C6 |
C1 and C6 are the values from the third table location. How to refer the DAX fomular in "Target" column?
Thanks!
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C1 and C6 are the location. Value is 1 and 6. Now I figured it out that vlookup will work for this with multiple search options.
C1 and C6 are the location. Value is 1 and 6. Now I figured it out that vlookup will work for this with multiple search options.
If you want to address rows in DAX tables by row number then you need to provide that row number. Your "gap" column looks like a suitable candidate but that is likely only a coincidence?
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