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So I have Input table that looks like the following:
I have another table called Labor Detail that has the same exact columns except Predicted with different names.
For example, Department = Home Org Name, Year = FY, Month = PD, Week = Sub Pd
I created a relationship for each column in Input except Predicted. Below is my relationships.
Now where I am stuck. I have created the table below but it seems "Predicted" value(10) is being added to all the rows. I only want to be in the top row, since that is what input is. How do i fix this. Will I need to create a seperate table called Date and create a relationship from both existing table to that one? Not sure where to go from here.
In either data source, Power Query, or DAX calculated column, create a new column that's unique to those 4 columns. Power BI doens't support multiple key relationships, so you'd have to create a key column that defines the grain of your table.
If in Power Query, "Add index" will do.
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