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lastnn30
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Create questions to analyze data in power BI - Attendance scenario

Hi

I have 2 tables. One has Name of all employees and their dept and the second one has a list of all people who attended a training.  

 

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I want to know who attended the training and who is not. I can link them in data model (1 to 1) and then create a table visiual and put 1 column as employee names and second column is Addendance names. Can you please come with some questions for me to analyze these data so I can learn from these questions. Thank you very much.

 

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Thejeswar
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Hi @lastnn30 ,

Is there someway you think you can achieve it without joining those table?

If so, explore what are they?

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lastnn30
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Wow, I do not know how? I am new in PowerBI. I know using Vlookup in excel can do it but not power bi. Thank you very much.

Hi @lastnn30 ,

We also have lookup option in Power BI. Just google it and you will get enough examples for the same

 

Regards,

 

I did not know that. Thanks a lot for this hint. I am going to google it now. Thanks again.

Thejeswar
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Hi @lastnn30 ,

Is there someway you think you can achieve it without joining those table?

If so, explore what are they?

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