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Hello Everyone,
Good day.
Hoping to get some ideas and help how to achieve my requirements.
I have create 2 separate summarize table named 'Country' and 'Weekly Reporting'.
Basically, 'Country' table is summarize from a Compliance table where there are multiple countries listed in Country column, so I just created a distinct list of countries in the Country table.
Weekly Reporting table is a summarize from a date table where it list down the my reporting dates.
both tables look likes below:
Date |
1-Jan-18 |
8-Jan-18 |
15-Jan-18 |
22-Jan-18 |
29-Jan-18 |
5-Feb-18 |
12-Feb-18 |
19-Feb-18 |
26-Feb-18 |
5-Mar-18 |
12-Mar-18 |
19-Mar-18 |
26-Mar-18 |
Country |
USA |
Switzerland |
Germany |
United Kingdom |
Brazil |
Sweden |
Spain |
Finland |
So I wanted to create another calculated table that is a combination of both table above that will look like below that has a list of all countries every reporting week.
Date | Country |
1-Jan-18 | USA |
1-Jan-18 | Switzerland |
1-Jan-18 | Germany |
1-Jan-18 | United Kingdom |
1-Jan-18 | Brazil |
1-Jan-18 | Sweden |
1-Jan-18 | Spain |
1-Jan-18 | Finland |
8-Jan-18 | USA |
8-Jan-18 | Switzerland |
8-Jan-18 | Germany |
8-Jan-18 | United Kingdom |
8-Jan-18 | Brazil |
8-Jan-18 | Sweden |
8-Jan-18 | Spain |
8-Jan-18 | Finland |
15-Jan-18 | USA |
15-Jan-18 | Switzerland |
15-Jan-18 | Germany |
15-Jan-18 | United Kingdom |
15-Jan-18 | Brazil |
15-Jan-18 | Sweden |
15-Jan-18 | Spain |
15-Jan-18 | Finland |
I am not sure how to formulate this in dax so any tips/help would be highly appreaciated.
Thank you
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Hi @Anonymous
You can use CROSSJOIN like below
Table = CROSSJOIN(Country, 'Weekly Reporting')
Hope this helps
Mariusz
Hi @Anonymous
You can use CROSSJOIN like below
Table = CROSSJOIN(Country, 'Weekly Reporting')
Hope this helps
Mariusz