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pcray
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Create a new table from existing columns

Hi,
As a new power bi user im looking for some clarification on best practice approach on how to process the introduction of a new table im working with. The new table is summarised at a higher level than the new measures table im looking to introduce. so i cant see how a straight relationship will work.

 

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I already have an existing table which has a month, country and each country has a further 29 subcategories, plus a measures column.
the challenge is that i have a new table with month and country only (no subcategories) and its associated measure.
So im looking for advice on the best approach to introduce the new two-tier table to the three-tier table.

cheers
peter

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v-chuncz-msft
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@pcray,

 

It seems that you may use SUMMARIZE Function.

Community Support Team _ Sam Zha
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