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I have the table1
and the table2
I would like to make a division between the column "Valor" of table2 by the column "suficiente" only if the values of the columns "Atributo" of table2 and "elementos" of table 1 are equal.
here is an example of what i expect as a result:
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hi @gelsonwj
Not sure if i fully get your poit. you may try to add a calculated column in Table2 like:
Column =
VAR _value =
LOOKUPVALUE(
Table1[suficiente],
Table1[elementos],
Table2[Atributo]
)
RETURN
DIVIDE([Valor], _value)
it worked like:
hi @gelsonwj
Not sure if i fully get your poit. you may try to add a calculated column in Table2 like:
Column =
VAR _value =
LOOKUPVALUE(
Table1[suficiente],
Table1[elementos],
Table2[Atributo]
)
RETURN
DIVIDE([Valor], _value)
it worked like:
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