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When using the following measure
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Hi @Invesco,
lookupvalue function are used to search for values, the results can be single or list of values which can’t be stored in measure(measure only support aggregate values).
For this scenario, you need to add expression to convert them to single value at first:
SLSL Name =
LOOKUPVALUE (
shc_shingrix_activity_volume_and_cf_days[slsl_name],
shc_shingrix_activity_volume_and_cf_days[crm_call_name], dev_shc_shingrix_activity[crm_call_name],
CONCATENATEX (
VALUES ( shc_shingrix_activity_volume_and_cf_days[slsl_name] ),
[slsl_name],
","
)
)
LOOKUPVALUE function (DAX) - DAX | Microsoft Learn
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
Hi @Invesco,
lookupvalue function are used to search for values, the results can be single or list of values which can’t be stored in measure(measure only support aggregate values).
For this scenario, you need to add expression to convert them to single value at first:
SLSL Name =
LOOKUPVALUE (
shc_shingrix_activity_volume_and_cf_days[slsl_name],
shc_shingrix_activity_volume_and_cf_days[crm_call_name], dev_shc_shingrix_activity[crm_call_name],
CONCATENATEX (
VALUES ( shc_shingrix_activity_volume_and_cf_days[slsl_name] ),
[slsl_name],
","
)
)
LOOKUPVALUE function (DAX) - DAX | Microsoft Learn
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
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