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Hi Everyone,
The relationship between 2 tables is 1: many.
How can I get the table I would like? Thank you in advance!
hI @Anonymous
Use this calculated column in Table A
G = DIVIDE ( Table A[E], RELATED ( Table 2[F] ) )
Thanks a lot!
However, after I input "Related", I can't input the column name then. This may be caused by "one to many" relationship.
Could you have any advices to solve this? Thanks!
Hi @Anonymous
RELATED is used in Many-Side Table to pull information from ONE-SIDE. Its like a VLOOKUP
It works fine when I used your sample data. See the image below
Thanks a lot!
I used this as a measure before, so it doesn't work.
Now it works well.
However, I meet a new problem now. Could you help me to solve this? I would like to get the column/measure filled in grey.
Thank you in advance!
Hi @Anonymous
Try this calculated column
=
IF (
TableA[GROUP] <> "Total",
RELATED ( Table2[F] ),
IF (
TableA[TOTAL GROUP] = "One",
CALCULATE (
SUM ( Table2[F] ),
FILTER ( ALL ( Table2 ), Table2[GROUP] = "A" || Table2[GROUP] = "B" )
),
IF (
TableA[TOTAL GROUP] = "Two",
CALCULATE ( SUM ( Table2[F] ), FILTER ( ALL ( Table2 ), Table2[GROUP] = "C" ) )
)
)
)
Thanks for your reply!
I am sorry for confusing explain.
Actually, the data I provided is an example and left table is the table I want to display on the report.
So there is no "Total" in any coolumns and more than 2 total group actually.
Could you please give me other suggestions?
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