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Hey everyone!
I am trying to make us of LOOKUPVALUE. I have the following data:
Table1
Employee | MonthInCalendar | Count |
Peter Parker | March 2021 | 5000 |
Bruce Wayne | March 2021 | 3000 |
Peter Parker | April 2021 | 6000 |
Table2
Employee | MonthInCalendar | NewColumn |
Peter Parker | March 2021 | |
Bruce Wayne | March 2021 |
I am trying to use a LOOKUPVALUE that to copy the value only if the MonthInCalendar and the Employee is the same. I can't only check the name or the month as it would not produce the results I want. Is there a way to use the & to check both columns in the LOOKUPVALUE?
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@Anonymous That is the default behavior of LOOKUPVALUE. All search pairs must be met.
LOOKUPVALUE function (DAX) - DAX | Microsoft Docs
So, something like:
New Column = LOOKUPVALUE('Table1'[Count], 'Table1'[Employee], [Employee], 'Table1[MonthInCalendar], [MonthInCalendar])
@Anonymous That is the default behavior of LOOKUPVALUE. All search pairs must be met.
LOOKUPVALUE function (DAX) - DAX | Microsoft Docs
So, something like:
New Column = LOOKUPVALUE('Table1'[Count], 'Table1'[Employee], [Employee], 'Table1[MonthInCalendar], [MonthInCalendar])
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