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I have done many lookups however this one is not playing ball and i cant work out why 😞
Building Name = LOOKUPVALUE(BuildingCodes1[Building],BuildingCodes1[Building Code],Printer_Report_Push_Printers[LocationCode])
LocationCode = LEFT(Printer_Report_Push_Printers[Printer Queue],3)
Any ideas why this lookup is not bring anything back and everything is blank? Thanks
It means there's no matched result by LOOKUPVALUE() function, please check if there're any unprintable values in Building Code column.
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Hi @Gillard_2
why dont you use relationship LocationCode - Building Code (many-to-one)?
it would be looks more pretty
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Creating this relationship still has the same issue unfortuantely. It clearly isnt seeing them as matching despite the fact they clearly are. It wouldnt have anything to do with the fact the are Capitalised or only 3 letters long i presume
Hi @Gillard_2 ,
maybe there are non-printable characters (like space) at the end of the [Building Code]?
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I have checked and i dont believe this to be the case.
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