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I have two tables with Cost Centers and UserID's. I want to move the details from table A over to table B.
Table 1 - Take the users form table 2 that match table 1 and pull their Cost Center over in a new column
| User | Cost Center |
| chad | 1111 |
| jeff | 2222 |
| mat | 3333 |
| sam | 4444 |
Table 2
| User | Cost Center |
| Chad | 5555 |
| jeff | 6666 |
| frank | 9999 |
| mat | 8888 |
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Probably:
Column = LOOKUPVALUE('Table 2'[Cost Center ],'Table 2'[User],[User])
PBIX attached
Probably:
Column = LOOKUPVALUE('Table 2'[Cost Center ],'Table 2'[User],[User])
PBIX attached
Hey Greg,
This works perfect as a measure, but now that i see the measure in action i realize a measure won't work as i need to do additional transformations on these Cost Centers. So i really need it as a column, instead of a calcualted column. Thats why I was thinking something like a append or merge?
Any ideas? I checked append and thats out of the question, merge looks a bit to much as it looks to merge all the fields?
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