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Anonymous
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Direct query and local table

Hi,

in the report I'm useing DirectQuery dataset and manual created table with name "Country", it contain columns "Country Code" and "Country Name". In the table from DirectQuery with name "Units" is column with country codes.

local table

Country CodeCountry Name
UAUkraine
BEBelgium
CHSwitzerland
CZCzech Republic

 

table in DirectQuery with name Units

Country Code
UA
BE
CH
CZ

I have created relationship between this two tables using columns Countru Code. And If I want to copy Country Names from local table to table Units by

 

Spoiler

  Country Name = Related(Country[Country name])

 

 

  it retusn error "The column Country[Country name] cannot be pushed to the remote data source and cannot be used in this scenario."
I tried function lookupvalue too, but with same result.

Any idea how to combine data from direct query and local tables?

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Anonymous
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correction of original info:

function

RELATED generate error : "The column 'Country[Country Name]' either doesn't exist or doesn't have a relationship to any table available in the current context.

 

LOOKUPVALUE generate error: "The column 'Users'[Country Name] cannot be pushed to the remote data source and cannot be used in this scenario."

vanessafvg
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and you created a relationship between them? what type of relationship is it?





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Anonymous
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Relationshis is *:1 Units[Country Code] (DirectQuery) : Country[Country Code] (local table)  single direction

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