How to get User Info

[YonghunLee]

I want to make sale view from Sale Table and User Table

As you can see, Sale Table can refer to User Table for User Name with ID

To do that, what should I do?

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Hi @YonghunLee ,

You can create one calculated column in table Sale as below, please find the details in this sample PBIX file. The precondition is creating the relationship between Sale(Buyer_ID) and user(UserID).

Seller =

VAR s = 'Sale'[Seller_ID]

VAR n =

    CALCULATE ( MAX ( 'User'[Name] ), FILTER ( 'User', 'User'[UserID] = s ) )

RETURN

    n

Best Regards

Rena

[amitchandak]

@YonghunLee 

You can join it with both columns and you will get one active and one inactive join. You can use that in the formula(using userelation) to active. But in this case, it might work out. Still refer example

You can create one more version of this table and use

Buyer Table = user table

Or

Buyer Table = summarize (user table , user table[Userid],user table [name])

Or you can populate name is sales table like this

seller_name = minx(filter('Sales Table','Sales Table'[seller_id]='User table'[UserID]),'User table'[Name])

buyer_name = minx(filter('Sales Table','Sales Table'[buyer_id]='User table'[UserID]),'User table'[Name])

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