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Hi, I'm still quite new to Power BI especially with the modeling part.
I'm trying to join a table called LeadTimeGrid with the following columns:
CUSTOMER | REGION | FACTORY | STANDARD LEAD TIME |
Apple | Asia | A | 10 |
Apple | Africa | B | 8 |
Apple | Europe | C | 8 |
Boy | Europe | C | 5 |
Boy | Asia | A | 7 |
Boy | North America | D | 7 |
Cat | North America | E | 3 |
with the main FactTable:
CUSTOMER | REGION | COUNTRY | FACTORY | ACTUAL LEAD TIME |
Apple | Asia | China | A | 15 |
Cat | North America | USA | E | 25 |
Boy | Europe | France | C | 30 |
Apple | Europe | Italy | C | 2 |
Anyway I can create a new table or visualization that has the following data fields:
CUSTOMER | REGION | COUNTRY | FACTORY | ACTUAL LEAD TIME | STANDARD LEAD TIME |
Apple | Asia | China | A | 15 | 10 |
Cat | North America | USA | E | 25 | 3 |
Boy | Europe | France | C | 30 | 5 |
Apple | Europe | Italy | C | 2 | 8 |
None of the values are unique, and I'm not sure if I'm supposed to create a many-to-many relationship with the different fields.
Any help?
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@Anonymous
you can just create a column
Column = maxx(FILTER(LeadTimeGrid,'Fact'[CUSTOMER]=LeadTimeGrid[CUSTOMER]&&'Fact'[REGION]=LeadTimeGrid[REGION]&&'Fact'[FACTORY]=LeadTimeGrid[FACTORY]),LeadTimeGrid[STANDARD LEAD TIME])
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@Anonymous
you can just create a column
Column = maxx(FILTER(LeadTimeGrid,'Fact'[CUSTOMER]=LeadTimeGrid[CUSTOMER]&&'Fact'[REGION]=LeadTimeGrid[REGION]&&'Fact'[FACTORY]=LeadTimeGrid[FACTORY]),LeadTimeGrid[STANDARD LEAD TIME])
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Thanks for this! I actually ended up merging these two ables. Works the same.
you are welcome
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