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Hi,
I've 2 tables with no relationship between them, I would like to create a measure to add one column Qualified in table DSR by checking the Skill Level and Skill Qualified.
DSR and Qualifications is M:M relationship
Output result will be like below image
Created a calculated columns but not working
Qualified =
VAR __Dkey = SELECTEDVALUE(DSR_DNQ[Key])
VAR __Qkey = SELECTEDVALUE(Qualifications[Key])
VAR _SL = SELECTEDVALUE(Qualifications[Skill Level])
VAR _SQ = SELECTEDVALUE(Qualifications[Skill Qualified])
VAR __RESULT =
IF(__Dkey = __Qkey && _SL ="L",
"Learner",IF(__Dkey = __Qkey && _SQ ="Q","Qualified","Not Qualified"))
RETURN
__RESULT
Sample file : https://github.com/suvechha/samplepbi/blob/main/samplefile1.pbix
Thanks
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Hi @ashmitp869 ,
I opened your .pbix file and created a calculated column.
Qualified =
IF (
'DSR_DNQ'[Key] = "OBRIJA-8",
"Learner",
IF ( 'DSR_DNQ'[Key] = "OBRIJA-1", "Qualified", "Not Qualified" )
)
Then I think you can get what you want.
Best Regards
Yilong Zhou
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @ashmitp869 ,
I opened your .pbix file and created a calculated column.
Qualified =
IF (
'DSR_DNQ'[Key] = "OBRIJA-8",
"Learner",
IF ( 'DSR_DNQ'[Key] = "OBRIJA-1", "Qualified", "Not Qualified" )
)
Then I think you can get what you want.
Best Regards
Yilong Zhou
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
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