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This may be pretty basic for many of you, but here is what I am trying to do.
I have a table of job requisitions and a table of job applicants. I want to lookup a value in the applicant table ([new hire]) when the [candidate status] = "Ready for Hire". The similar column between the two table is [job requisition]
I tried create a temptable:
Hi @Decal ,
LOOKUPVALUE does accept multiple lookup columns and values.
LOOKUPVALUE (
dimApplicants[new hire],
dimApplicants[job requistion], temptable[job requisition],
dimApplicants[candidate status], "Ready for Hire"
)
You can always try:
Measure = CALCULATE(MIN(dimApplicants[newhire]), FILTER(RELATEDTABLE(dimApplicants),dimApplicants[candidate status]="Ready for Hire"))
just note that this doesn't handle the case where there's 2+ candidates
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