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RSMIT221
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Switch logic not pulling in column from another table

Hello, 

 

I am trying to adjust my Switch statemnt so that I do not have to tediously input vlaues when I have to update the dashboard. Above line "3" is my old logic. Line "5 " begins my new logic, where I am trying to say if the code = 1003, and the LOS O/E is < [P95] (which is coming from another table) then return "P95". 

RSMIT221_0-1683044693293.png

 

Here is the [P95] column

RSMIT221_1-1683044990917.png

 

The error I get says "A single value for column "P95" cannot be determind. 

 

The relationbetween the tables are many to many (*:*) and being cross filtered in both directions. 

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tamerj1
Super User
Super User

Hi @RSMIT221 

1. You creating a calculated column in a table and referencing another column in another table without aggregation which not allowed. If you need to access the row level of another table you need to iterate that table using FILTER or X-Aggregators or any iteration function. 
2. Referencing measures in the formula of a calculated column is not a good practice. 

eliasayyy
Memorable Member
Memorable Member

I think you have an error in your code

 

Try in the end [Viz Q and A ref code] =1003 && [LOS O/E] <=('Los Baseline and percentile rank'[P95]), "95")

As you see you missed a bracket

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