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I have 2 tables -
1) User List - has the following columns - ID#, First Name, Last Name
2) Reviewer List - has the following columns - Reviewer ID#, Submitter ID#, Submission Title
I want to add columns (a measure?) to the Reviewer List table which will be -
Reviewer First Name, Reviewer Last Name (based on Reviewer ID#)
Submitter First Name, Submitter Last Name (based on Submitter ID#)
So based on the Reviewer ID - it will pull the name from the User List table, and the same with the Reviewer ID
Thanks in advance!
Jim
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HI @jtpiazzamn,
I think lookupvalue function should suitable for your requirement, you can use the current field id to lookup the user table records.
LOOKUPVALUE function (DAX) - DAX | Microsoft Docs
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
HI @jtpiazzamn,
I think lookupvalue function should suitable for your requirement, you can use the current field id to lookup the user table records.
LOOKUPVALUE function (DAX) - DAX | Microsoft Docs
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
Hi @jtpiazzamn
you need to create a relationship between both tables using ID# and Reviewer ID# columns. I guess both are unique lists therefore the relationship will be one to one bidirectional relationship.
Then you can create a table visual and have the columns from Reviewers table inserted in the table.
create measures: example
SEKECTEDVALUE ( Users[First Name] ) and drag into the table visual.
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