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Hi everyone,
I have 2 different tables like the following ones:
client_id | client_name
1 | client_one
2 | client_two
3 | client_three
tactic_id | tactic_name
TA0001 | tactic_one
TA0002 | tactic_two
TA0003 | tactic_three
TA0004 | tactic_four
I would like to get a calculated table like the following one:
client_name | tactic_id
client_one | TA0001
client_one | TA0002
client_one | TA0003
client_one | TA0004
client_two | TA0001
client_two | TA0002
client_two | TA0003
client_two | TA0004
client_three | TA0001
client_three | TA0002
client_three | TA0003
client_three | TA0004
The tables are not related in any way. I just want a calculated table that automatically puts all the tactics along with all the customers. Could someone please provide some help?
Regards,
Gabriel Crespo
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Hi @gcrespo
Would something like this help?
MyTable =
SELECTCOLUMNS(
CROSSJOIN(
'Table1',
'Table2'
),
"client_name", [client_name],
"tactic", [tactic_id ]
)
Hi @gcrespo
Would something like this help?
MyTable =
SELECTCOLUMNS(
CROSSJOIN(
'Table1',
'Table2'
),
"client_name", [client_name],
"tactic", [tactic_id ]
)