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MrSQL
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LOOKUPVALUE gone wild

Hi,

 

I am building out some measures and hit a snag, appreciate any advice. 

  • Measure One looks like this: A-Parts Finish = LOOKUPVALUE(Tasks[EndDate],Tasks[KeyMilestoneType],"A-Parts")
    • This works great.
  • Mesure Two looks like this: A-Parts Health = LOOKUPVALUE(Tasks[TaskStatus],Tasks[KeyMilestoneType],"A-Parts")
    • This works great
  • Measure Three looks like this: A-Parts PercentDone = LOOKUPVALUE(Tasks[PercentDone],Tasks[KeyMilestoneType],"A-Parts")
    • This one throws an error:  A table of multiple values was supplied where a single value was expected
 This doesn't make sense to me, any thoughts?
 
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