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I've got a a bunch of users who are assigned corporate phones.
Some users ony have 1 phone while others have multiples.
The date is organized in two tables one containing the asset information and one containing user information as below
| User | Phone Type | serial |
| user 1 | Iphone | 0 |
| user 1 | Android | 1 |
| user 2 | Iphone | 2 |
| user 2 | Iphone | 3 |
| user 3 | Iphone | 4 |
| User 4 | Android | 5 |
and
| User | email address |
| user 1 | |
| user 2 | |
| user 3 | |
| user 4 |
User is unique in this table.
I need to create a calculated column in the second that that will identify all IOS users as such
| User | Phone Type | Uses IOS |
| user 1 | Yes | |
| user 2 | Yes | |
| user 3 | Yes | |
| user 4 | No |
Thanks
Solved! Go to Solution.
You can use this Column in Table 2 assuming Tables are linked via User Column
Column =
IF (
CONTAINS ( RELATEDTABLE ( Table1 ), Table1[Phone Type], "IPhone" ),
"Yes",
"No"
)
You can use this Column in Table 2 assuming Tables are linked via User Column
Column =
IF (
CONTAINS ( RELATEDTABLE ( Table1 ), Table1[Phone Type], "IPhone" ),
"Yes",
"No"
)
Please see the attached file
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