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Hello,
I have a file called SKU guidance which is maintained on SharePoint. I added those Guidance values on Item table by using LOOKUPVALUE.
Now I have Customer table which has Member Type Code:
Now I have a visual table which have bunch of columns including Member Type Code and Guidance.
My objective is:
Whenever there is a Member Type Code is NM then guidance should be 0, otherwise whatever the Guidance.
My question is how do I achieve that? I am getting confused if I need to create a column or a measure? Thanks in advance.
Thanks,
RK
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@Ritesh_Air you can add this as a measure:
Guidance Measure =
IF ( SELECTEDVALUE ( CustomerTable[Customer] ) = "NM", 0, MAX ( ItemTable[Guidance] ) )
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@Ritesh_Air you can add this as a measure:
Guidance Measure =
IF ( SELECTEDVALUE ( CustomerTable[Customer] ) = "NM", 0, MAX ( ItemTable[Guidance] ) )
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