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Hi
I have two tables in PowerBI with no relationship. One table with price and one table with additional fee.
I want to enter my own custom additional fee and I want it to pull through to the other table with whatever value I entered.
For example in my price table
100
150
200
Now I want to say additional fee is 10. Then I want it to say 110 or if its 20 I want it to be 120. Similar to an excel equals formula
I cant link the 2 tables becauses theres no relationship. How do I go about making my value 110 if additional fee is 10
hi @Anonymous
LOOKUPVALUE could be handy to move data to unrelated tables.
not sure if i get your point, supposing you have two tables like:
Item | Price |
A | 100 |
B | 150 |
C | 200 |
Item | Fee |
A | 10 |
B | 20 |
C | 30 |
you may try to add a column in the price table with:
PriceWithFee =
LOOKUPVALUE(
FeeTable[Fee],
FeeTable[Item],
PriceTable[Item]
)
+ [Price]
it worked like:
Thanks for your response @FreemanZ
Im speaking more of a scenarion where you enter a custom value. For example my company uses certain fixed fee for prices of your home
Table 1
In that table I have made a parameter where you can enter a custom value on a slicer and it will vlook up the fixed fee. So if you enter in 50 or 99 in the slicer, it will pull through a value of 5
Now I want to add in a custom value of additional fees. Whether you quote them 10 for moving fees or 50 for viewing fees doesnt matter, I want that extra value you enter to be added.
So for the other table I was going to use a generate series from 0 to 500. Then another parameter where I can enter a custom slicer
Similar to what you can do in Excel I want to add the 2 yellow columns to my main property table
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