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I have two files as per the Tables below.
Table 1 is my master file with the full set of devices and the current confidence level.
Table 2 is the smaller subset of devices with an updated status in the confidence level column.
I want to take the New status in the Confidence Level from Table 2 and transpose it to the correct devices in Table 1.
I think I might have to do a new calculated column? I'm just not sure of the DAX.
Table 1
Device Name | Confidence Level |
AAA | High |
BBB | High |
CCC | High |
Table 2
Device Name | |
AAA | Medium |
End State would look like
Device Name | Confidence Level |
AAA | Medium |
BBB | High |
CCC | High |
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Hi,
There is a relationship, it's a 1 to 1 on the device name.
The DAX you gave is good, the issue it leaves me with is that the calculated coumn now has a bunch of blanks. How do I add onto the DAX so that when it moves over the few updated values it then fills in the rest of the column the the old values?
Really appriciate the support late on a Saturday night.... it worked perfectly!!!
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