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mikkelbn
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Create column value from non related table

I am new to power BI and cannot get this to work:

I have a table: Customer ID | Customer | Value | Level - the first three are populated and the last needs to be populated lookup in another table: Level | From | To - meaning the if the  Value from first table is between From and To in the second table the Level should be set. Is that doable?

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Anonymous
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You can filter your second table for each row on the first table, if the result of filtering is a single row, you can use any expressions with "first" or "last" to get this row.

 

Try this formula on CustomerTable[Level]:

 

 

Customer Level = CALCULATE( LASTNONBLANK('LevelTable'[Level];1) 
		; FILTER( 'LevelTable';'LevelTable'[From]= CALCULATE(
LASTNONBLANK('LevelTable'[From];1)
;FILTER('LevelTable';'LevelTable'[From]<= 'CustomerTable'[Value]
&& 'LevelTable'[To]>='CustomerTable'[Value]))))

 

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Anonymous
Not applicable

You can filter your second table for each row on the first table, if the result of filtering is a single row, you can use any expressions with "first" or "last" to get this row.

 

Try this formula on CustomerTable[Level]:

 

 

Customer Level = CALCULATE( LASTNONBLANK('LevelTable'[Level];1) 
		; FILTER( 'LevelTable';'LevelTable'[From]= CALCULATE(
LASTNONBLANK('LevelTable'[From];1)
;FILTER('LevelTable';'LevelTable'[From]<= 'CustomerTable'[Value]
&& 'LevelTable'[To]>='CustomerTable'[Value]))))

 

Worked perfect, thank you 🙂

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