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Anonymous
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Lookup of multiple columns

Hi

The following sample data simplifies my question. It's just to try to convey what I'm trying to do.

In a nutshell, I'm trying to return value from another table by searching for two values.

The use-case I have, I've materials bought by customers, but each customer has a different contract price.

 

Here is may sample data:

Transaction Data

 

Purchase DatePart#Customer
1/1/20221234A
3/1/20224321B
5/1/20226789C

 

 

Price Table

Customer NamePart#Price ($)
A123410
B123415
C432125
D432145
E678933

 

I wish to add a calculated column to the transaction data table where I can look up the price table for both "Customer Name" and "Part Number". The add the corresponding price to the transaction table as calculated column. As shown in the price table, same part number has different prices depending on the customer.

 

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Anonymous , Create a new column in Transaction Table

 

maxx(filter(Price, Price[Customer Name] = Transaction[Customer Name] && Price[Part#] = Transaction[Part#]) , Price[Price ($)] )

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Anonymous , Create a new column in Transaction Table

 

maxx(filter(Price, Price[Customer Name] = Transaction[Customer Name] && Price[Part#] = Transaction[Part#]) , Price[Price ($)] )

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