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I have 2 SQL tables, customer and address table, that i need to use logic on.
I want to take a value from the address table but if its blank i need to take a value from the Customer table.
Does anyone have an example of a similar query?
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Hi @GMCMORROW ,
I have built a data sample,
You could simply use LOOKUPVALUE():
Column = LOOKUPVALUE(BPADDRESS[EXTNUM_0],'BPADDRESS'[BPCNUM_0],[BPCNUM_0],[BPCNUM_0])
Best Regards,
Eyelyn Qin
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Hi @GMCMORROW ,
I have built a data sample,
You could simply use LOOKUPVALUE():
Column = LOOKUPVALUE(BPADDRESS[EXTNUM_0],'BPADDRESS'[BPCNUM_0],[BPCNUM_0],[BPCNUM_0])
Best Regards,
Eyelyn Qin
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @GMCMORROW
Can you show a sample of the tables? Are they linked by a relationship? How?
How are the values in both tables linked?
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Hi @AlB
Thanks for responding.
I have two tables (BPCUSTOMER & BPADDRESS) that are linked by a customer number BPCNUM_0 a unique value on both tables.
I want to take the field EXTNUM_0 from the BPADDRESS table but if its blank I want to take the field BPCNAM_0 from the BPCUSTOMER table.
I hope thats enough data to help!
Always show a sample of the tables; it makes everything easier. This would be best done in power query but if you want it in DAX create a calculated column in BPCUSTOMER:
NewCol =
VAR aux_ =
LOOKUPVALUE (
BPADDRESS[EXTNUM_0],
BPADDRESS[BPCUSTOMER], BPCUSTOMER[BPCUSTOMER]
)
RETURN
IF ( NOT ISBLANK ( aux_ ), aux_, BPCUSTOMER[BPCNAM_0] )
If this doe not work i need a smaple of the tables with an example and the expected result, plus the specification of the relationship (one to many and who filters who?)
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