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I am trying to do like a vlookup in power bi with the lookupvalue funcion, because I need to create a collumn. But, I dont no the problem "A table of multiple values was supplied where a single value was expected".
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Hello @Anonymous ,
The error message "A table of multiple values was supplied where a single value was expected" typically occurs when the LOOKUPVALUE function is returning more than one value for the given criteria. This can happen if there are duplicate values in the column being searched.
In your case, it means that there are multiple rows in 'Table (3)' where the condition 'Table (3)'[BNX-NUMERVIN] = 'table (1)'[BNXR-NRVIN] is met, and LOOKUPVALUE is unable to return a single value.
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Thanks for the help. I removed the duplicates values and it solved the error. Thanks again.
Hello @Anonymous ,
The error message "A table of multiple values was supplied where a single value was expected" typically occurs when the LOOKUPVALUE function is returning more than one value for the given criteria. This can happen if there are duplicate values in the column being searched.
In your case, it means that there are multiple rows in 'Table (3)' where the condition 'Table (3)'[BNX-NUMERVIN] = 'table (1)'[BNXR-NRVIN] is met, and LOOKUPVALUE is unable to return a single value.
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