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Hi everyone,
I have this table called "Data":
| Code | Description |
| 100 | PT |
| 102 | HT |
| 105 | FT |
And this table called "OPR", linked to each other by Code and Serial columns:
| Serial | Material Group | Store |
| 105 | A1 | 1 |
| 107 | A2 | 2 |
| 114 | A23 | 1 |
| 119 | A32 | 15 |
| 257 | A1 | 16 |
| 258 | A1 | 2 |
| 102 | A23 | 1 |
| 159 | A45 | 2 |
| 102 | A53 | 2 |
Can you please help me to:
1. Create 2 Calculated Columns in the 'Data' table that show the corresponding Store Name and Material Group (if any)
2. Create a measure to calculate the number of Material Groups for each Description group from the 'Data'[Description] column?
Ex:
# of Material Groups for PT = 0 ( if any of the Codes cannot be found in the 'OPR' table, return 0 instead of (Blank) )
# of Material Groups for HT = 2
# of Material Groups for FT = 1
3. Create a measure to show what are the Material Groups for PT, HT, and FT that appear in the 'OPR' table
Ex:
List of Material Groups for PT = None
List of Material Groups for HT = A23, A53
List of Material Groups for FT = A1
Thank you very much!!!
Solved! Go to Solution.
For #1, load both tables into Power Query
I do not follow #2 though. After loading both of those tables into PBI, you will have a relationship between those two tables. How are you getting # of Material Groups for HT = 2? HT in the Data table has a corresponding Code of 102. When looking for 102 in the OPR table there is only one row, so not sure where that 2 is coming from?
For #1, load both tables into Power Query
I do not follow #2 though. After loading both of those tables into PBI, you will have a relationship between those two tables. How are you getting # of Material Groups for HT = 2? HT in the Data table has a corresponding Code of 102. When looking for 102 in the OPR table there is only one row, so not sure where that 2 is coming from?
Hi @Anonymous thank you for the advice on Q1 and I apologised for the counting mistakes. Your solution worked! Thanks again!
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