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Hi everyone,
I want to get a single/multiple match between two tables (Table 1 is a calculate table), and the result expected is a New calculated table. Tables are not related.
I need to get if "Table 1" match with "Table 2" . Table 2 could have until 5 mix, but actually the maximun mix I have are three.
I will paste in text mode the data:
Table 1:
| USERS | MIX |
| Employee1 | Caso1 |
| Employee1 | Caso2 |
| Employee1 | Caso6 |
| Employee1 | Caso4 |
| Employee1 | Caso9 |
| Employee1 | Caso10 |
| Employee1 | Caso11 |
| Employee2 | Caso5 |
| Employee2 | Caso2 |
| Employee2 | Caso6 |
| Employee2 | Caso4 |
| Employee2 | Caso7 |
| Employee2 | Caso3 |
| Employee3 | Caso1 |
| Employee3 | Caso6 |
| Employee3 | Caso3 |
| Employee3 | Caso8 |
| Employee3 | Caso9 |
| Employee3 | Caso10 |
| Employee4 | Caso3 |
| Employee4 | Caso4 |
| Employee4 | Caso7 |
| Employee4 | Caso8 |
| Employee4 | Caso10 |
| Employee4 | Caso11 |
Table 2:
| IMPACTO | Mix1 | Mix2 | Mix3 | Mix4 | Mix5 |
| Critical1 | Caso1 | ||||
| Critical2 | Caso5 | ||||
| Critical3 | Caso2 | ||||
| Critical4 | Caso6 | Caso3 | |||
| Critical5 | Caso6 | Caso4 | |||
| Critical6 | Caso7 | Caso3 | |||
| Critical7 | Caso8 | Caso9 | Caso10 | ||
| Critical8 | Caso8 | Caso10 | Caso11 | ||
| Critical9 | Caso9 | Caso10 | Caso11 |
Thanks a lot for your help and best regards...
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Hi @Danielecc ,
You can do this on Power Query. Do the following steps:
See result below and in attach PBIX file
Regards
Miguel Félix
Proud to be a Super User!
Check out my blog: Power BI em PortuguêsHi Miguel, and thanks for your answer.
My "table 1" is a calculate table, then I can't do that. BUT I solve the problem doing a change of distribution on "Table 2".
I will accept as solution your answer cause must work with "no calculate tables.
Best regards
Hi Danielecc,
Do you mind explaining how you achieved this?
Hi @Danielecc ,
You can do this on Power Query. Do the following steps:
See result below and in attach PBIX file
Regards
Miguel Félix
Proud to be a Super User!
Check out my blog: Power BI em PortuguêsAdvance your Data & AI career with 50 days of live learning, contests, hands-on challenges, study groups & certifications and more!
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