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Having three tables, Table A is a one-to-many relationship to Table B and Table B is a one-to-many relationship to Table C, and I would like to get a calculated column "value" in the form of Result desired table. Anyone could help?
Table A
Contract Number |
123 |
234 |
456 |
Table B
Contract Number | Activity ID |
123 | 0001 |
234 | 0002 |
456 | 0003 |
Table C
Activity ID | Value |
0001 | 100 |
0002 | 200 |
0003 | 300 |
Result desired: (Table A)
Contract Number | Value (From Table C) |
123 | 100 |
234 | 200 |
456 | 300 |
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Hi @JMJM,
With your mock data this calculated column in Table A will probably do the job:
Value = CALCULATE ( MAX ( 'Table C'[Value] ) )
But one to many means that you can have 2 entries in Table C with Activity ID = 0003 and values 300 and 400. Which value do you expect to receive as a result?
Best Regards,
Alexander
Hi @JMJM,
With your mock data this calculated column in Table A will probably do the job:
Value = CALCULATE ( MAX ( 'Table C'[Value] ) )
But one to many means that you can have 2 entries in Table C with Activity ID = 0003 and values 300 and 400. Which value do you expect to receive as a result?
Best Regards,
Alexander
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