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Hi There,
I been trying to find the answer to this with no luck and I know I'm just overlooking the obvious.
My 2 tables look like this
Table 1 ID Project Status 1 Build Pending 2 Walk Complete 3 Build Pending 4 Walk Complete 5 Walk Pending Table 2 ID Project 1 Build 2 Build 1 Walk 4 Build 3 Walk 3 Build 4 Walk 5 Build 5 Walk 2 Walk
I already have a relationship built betweed the table ID's but I can't add a 2nd relationship with the "Project" column.
I Need to add a column to table 2 that will make sure the Table ID & Project match to add the status.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!, Thanks!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hello @Dexter1088
You can pull the value over using the following as a calculated column in Table2.
Status Lookup = LOOKUPVALUE(Table1[Status],Table1[ID],Table2[ID],Table1[Project],Table2[Project])
You could also create a calculated column in both Table1 and Table2 that combines ID and Project into a single field an join the two tables on that.
Hello @Dexter1088
You can pull the value over using the following as a calculated column in Table2.
Status Lookup = LOOKUPVALUE(Table1[Status],Table1[ID],Table2[ID],Table1[Project],Table2[Project])
You could also create a calculated column in both Table1 and Table2 that combines ID and Project into a single field an join the two tables on that.
works perfect!
I was trying the same thing just had my tables out of order. Thanks!
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