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Errors using 'RELATED' with new data set
I originally received a resolution to this problem, but since have had to move on to slightly new data sets and am having an issue using the solutions posted in the link. Here's a link to the origina...
Hi mterry,
Please download the demo from the attachment.
I added a custom index in the [Location List] from the Query editor. Now only one value will be matched.
let code_p = [Code], year_p = [Year], index_p =[Index] in List.Accumulate(Table.SelectRows(#"Added Index", each [Code] = code_p and [Year] = year_p and [Index] <= index_p)[Office_Name], 0, (index, value) => index + 1)
Column = VAR strictName = LOOKUPVALUE ( 'Location List'[Office_Name], 'Location List'[Code], [Code], [Year], YEAR ( [Spend Date] ), [CustomIndex], 1 ) RETURN IF ( ISBLANK ( strictName ), "Misc", strictName )
Best Regards,
Hi mterry,
Please download the demo from the attachment.
I added a custom index in the [Location List] from the Query editor. Now only one value will be matched.
let code_p = [Code], year_p = [Year], index_p =[Index] in List.Accumulate(Table.SelectRows(#"Added Index", each [Code] = code_p and [Year] = year_p and [Index] <= index_p)[Office_Name], 0, (index, value) => index + 1)
Column = VAR strictName = LOOKUPVALUE ( 'Location List'[Office_Name], 'Location List'[Code], [Code], [Year], YEAR ( [Spend Date] ), [CustomIndex], 1 ) RETURN IF ( ISBLANK ( strictName ), "Misc", strictName )
Best Regards,
Thank you so much for the help (and your time)!