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Anonymous
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Add a column from another table based on two criteria

Hi,

 

I have the below datasets.

 

Datset 1

IDTask IDID 2
12999

 

Dataset 2

Task IDHours
220

 

Dataset 3 

ID 2
999

 

Relationships are as follows and need to be this way for the data to show correctly.

 

Dataset 1 - Dataset 2 (many to many on task ID)

Dataset 1 - 3 (many to one on ID 2)

 

This allows me to show a table that correctly displays 

'ID' and 'Hours' together.

 

For further DAX anaylsis I need column 'Hours' to be added to Dataset 1. I have tried merging but this only allows for one table filter and I have tried the RELATED function but this does not work on a many to many relationship.

 

Any ideas how I can make this work?

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Hi, @Anonymous 

Your sample data is too small to give me a clear understanding of your data model.

The RELATED function follows an existing many-to-one relationship to fetch the value from the specified column in the related table. It doesn't support  many-to-many relationship.

Please try functions like 'Sum',"Max","Average" to aggregate the results.

Column = CALCULATE(SUM('Dataset 2'[Hours]),FILTER('Dataset 2','Dataset 2'[Task ID]='Dataset 1'[Task ID]))

Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason

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mangaus1111
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Solution Sage

I think that if you Summarize Dataset 2, then you can use LOOKUPVALUE function.

 

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mangaus1111
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Solution Sage

Hi @Anonymous ,

which granularity has Dataset 2? Can you show me more rows as sample?

Anonymous
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Hi,

 

Thanks for your response. Dataset two includes another column called 'Site' which needs to be filtered in order for the hours to be displayed correctly. 

Hi, @Anonymous 

Your sample data is too small to give me a clear understanding of your data model.

The RELATED function follows an existing many-to-one relationship to fetch the value from the specified column in the related table. It doesn't support  many-to-many relationship.

Please try functions like 'Sum',"Max","Average" to aggregate the results.

Column = CALCULATE(SUM('Dataset 2'[Hours]),FILTER('Dataset 2','Dataset 2'[Task ID]='Dataset 1'[Task ID]))

Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason

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