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Hello everyone,
I try to replace a index equiv formula from an excel file in my Power BI file, but I am stuck.
This is how my table looks like :
Parameter | A | B | C | D |
1 | XX | WW | XX | ZZ |
2 | GG | FF | DD | RR |
3 | TT | PP | MM | LL |
The idea is to find for A+1 ==> XX in another table on which I created a relationship on the parameter column.
Can you help me on it ?
Thx a lot !!
Solved! Go to Solution.
You may try using LOOKUPVALUE Function to return the value.
I found a solution with the look up value.
I unpivoted the columns, and then make a lookupvalue with filters 🙂
Thx a lot guys
You may try using LOOKUPVALUE Function to return the value.
I found a solution with the look up value.
I unpivoted the columns, and then make a lookupvalue with filters 🙂
Thx a lot guys
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Hi @Ramsjo
If you hav made a connection to another table perhaps you can use the RELATED() function. Like @danextian has mentioned, do you have your excel formula for us to see.
Thanks
shebr
Hello Everyone,
This is how the Excel formula looks : INDEX(Table1!$B$2:$E$3;EQUIV(Parameter;Table1!!$A$2:$A$3;0);EQUIV(ColumnName // so A B C D // ;Table1!$B$2:$E$2;0))
I will try to unpivot the columns, I keep you informed !
Thx
Hello @shebr @danextian @Yggdrasill thx for your help,
The unpivot way erase the connection with the other table, therefore I can't do what I want after.
If you need more information or details, I'm here 🙂
Hi @Ramsjo,
If you were to write your formula in Excel, what would it be?
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