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Looking up values
- 8 years ago
Hi kkalyanrr
Try this solution
In your main Table, add a calculated column
Randnumber = RANDBETWEEN ( 1, 10000 )
Now you can do that LookUp using this Calculated Column
Sales = VAR MaxNumber = CALCULATE ( MAX ( MainTable[Randnumber] ), ALLEXCEPT ( MainTable, MainTable[ID] ) ) RETURN IF ( MainTable[Randnumber] = MaxNumber, LOOKUPVALUE ( SourceTable[Sales], SourceTable[Id], MainTable[ID] ) ) - 8 years ago
Hi kkalyanrr,
I reproduce your scanrio and get expected result, please follow steps below.
1. Add a index column in Main table by clicking add index column from 1 in Query Editor->Apply&close. Create a relationship between Source and Main tables.
2. Create a calculated column using the formula.
Column =
IF (
Main[Index] = CALCULATE ( MIN ( Main[Index] ), ALLEXCEPT ( Main, Main[Id] ) ),
LOOKUPVALUE ( Source[Sales], Source[Id], Main[Id] ),
BLANK ()
)
3. Create a new table only including [Id] and [Sales] columns. Click New Table under Modeling on Home page, type the formula and get expected result.
Best Regards,
Angelia
- kkalyanrr8 years agoHelper V
Thanks for the reply.
My source table is an Union table , so I cannot add an Index Column. Is there any other way to achieve this result.
Thanks,
Kalyan..
- v-huizhn-msft8 years agoMicrosoft Employee
Hi kkalyanrr,
Got it, you can not edit the table because your resouce table is created by DAX. But you have to add index column to identity each row, if you can add index column in the original table used to create your Union table?
Best Regards,
Angelia- Zubair_Muhammad8 years agoCommunity Champion
Hi kkalyanrr
Try this solution
In your main Table, add a calculated column
Randnumber = RANDBETWEEN ( 1, 10000 )
Now you can do that LookUp using this Calculated Column
Sales = VAR MaxNumber = CALCULATE ( MAX ( MainTable[Randnumber] ), ALLEXCEPT ( MainTable, MainTable[ID] ) ) RETURN IF ( MainTable[Randnumber] = MaxNumber, LOOKUPVALUE ( SourceTable[Sales], SourceTable[Id], MainTable[ID] ) )
- v-huizhn-msft8 years agoMicrosoft Employee
Hi kkalyanrr,
As I tested, you can still create a calculated column in Power BI desktop using RANDBETWEEN function to identify each row, and use the DAX to get expected result. The DAX formula still can be used in Power BI desktop.
Best Regards,
Angelia