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Hi
I have a bunch of em_codes associated with my calculated column ALRemain. I want a new column which divides the ALRemain by a value associated with the em_code (the hours column), which can be found in my EmCode Table.
What would be the best method to achieve this?
Thanks
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Spencer Create relationship between Hours and ALRemain table using em_code column ie 1 to many relation from Hours table to ALRemain table. Then in ALRemain table create calculated column as below,
='TABLENAME'[alremain] / RELATED(TABLENAME[hours])
@Spencer Create relationship between Hours and ALRemain table using em_code column ie 1 to many relation from Hours table to ALRemain table. Then in ALRemain table create calculated column as below,
='TABLENAME'[alremain] / RELATED(TABLENAME[hours])
Yes that's it!
Thanks very much.
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