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Hello,
I have table A with 3 colums:
- Year/Month
- Username
- $Value
For example
201801 - User A - $1000
201801 - User B - $2000
201802 - User A - $10
......
I would like to have the same table but with repeating values for every day of every month.
For example:
2018/01/01 - User A - $1000
2018/01/02 - User A - $1000
2018/01/03 - User A - $1000
2018/01/04 - User A - $1000
2018/01/05 - User A - $1000
... and so on.
This table should include all months and all users that are listed in the original table.
Grateful for any suggestions!
Chris
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@Anonymous add a calendar table in your model and then use cross join
for calendar table use following dax in newtable
calendar = calendar(date(2018,01,01), date(2018,12,31))
in new table add following dax for full table
myTable = CROSSJOIN( table1, calendar )
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@Anonymous add a calendar table in your model and then use cross join
for calendar table use following dax in newtable
calendar = calendar(date(2018,01,01), date(2018,12,31))
in new table add following dax for full table
myTable = CROSSJOIN( table1, calendar )
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Thanks, that did the trick!
I just had to add some filters as I ended up having too many rows: every row in table 1 had values not just in the correct month but in every month of the calender. I used a simple dax formula to filter those rows:
if month & year of table 1 != month & year of table 2 then do not show
Thanks!
BR, Chris
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