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Hi all,
I have the following two tables (1 and 2).
The values in table 1 are already aggregated (I don't want to aggregated them in power bi).
Is there any way to treat the data in this way? I would like to make a table like table 3, where the aggregated values of regions A and B would use the default values.
Thank you very much
@Anonymous , if values L1 are unique in table two. Then you can join L1 with the region of Table1 and analyze data of table 1 with L0 and L1 of table2
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