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Pull from Random Bin
Of course there is. You do it in Power Query with just one click... Unpivot columns (Power Query) (microsoft.com)
Awesome!
This is working perfectly, thank you so much!
Now I have one additional question if you don't mind -
In an ideal world, I would have two additional columns. One for if there is only 1 location, another for 2 locations. I attempted to copy and paste the code sections to repeat this, however, it is not working. Can you see what is wrong with it?
[Your Table] = // calculated table
generate(
allnoblankrow( Orders[OrderId], Orders[SKU] ),
// Now, we'll be randomly pulling
// a Location number from the new
// table. Call it SKULocationLottery.
var ThreeLocationId = randbetween(1, 3)
var CurrentSKU = Orders[SKU]
var ThreeLocationNumber =
lookupvalue(
SKULocationLottery[Location Number],
SKULocationLottery[Location ID], ThreeLocationId,
SKULocationLottery[SKU], CurrentSKU,
-1 // this should not happen!
)
var TwoLocationId = randbetween(1, 2)
var TwoLocationNumber =
lookupvalue(
SKULocationLottery[Location Number],
SKULocationLottery[Location ID], TwoLocationId,
SKULocationLottery[SKU], CurrentSKU,
-1 // this should not happen!
)
var OneLocationId = 1
var OneLocationNumber =
lookupvalue(
SKULocationLottery[Location Number],
SKULocationLottery[Location ID], OneLocationId,
SKULocationLottery[SKU], CurrentSKU,
-1 // this should not happen!
)
return
row( "Three Locations Number", ThreeLocationNumber, "Two Locations Number", TwoLocationNumber, "On Locations Number", OneLocationNumber, )
- Thigs3 years agoHelper IV
If anyone is able to help, still struggling with getting multiple options here. Thanks a bunch!