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Hello can someone help me. Why are more than half of the values missing from this simple vlookup. If one works they should all work. I even use trim function in wbs_blank_fix. My lookup table for this code only has 1 row
COSTCENTER_fix = LOOKUPVALUE('sapdata SAP_projektelement'[Ansvarigt_kostnstl], 'sapdata SAP_projektelement'[WBS_element], 'sapdata SAP_costcalculationplan'[wbs_blank_fix])
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@pasele LOOKUPVALUE will "fail" if there are multiple matches. Try using MAXX( FILTER( ... ), ... ) instead.
@pasele LOOKUPVALUE will "fail" if there are multiple matches. Try using MAXX( FILTER( ... ), ... ) instead.
Update MAXX indeed did the trick and fixed my issues, thanks for the help
Okay will try tomorrow, but I will add this project code is unique in the lookup table and I already used this lookup successfully in another table in the same model. So it is very wierd to me.
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