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This is the result I am looking for. It's a table visual created in the report view. I want to get the April vaules from the lookup table below and match it for each branch:
Lookuptable:
I need to lookup the brach from the visual table and get the data for just April in the visual. I need to create a DAX measure since it will help me with other calcualtions that I need to create later on. Any idea how to tackle this problem?
Sorry I am a new user to Power BI so I apologize if the explanation isn't that clear.
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Hi @powerbi_lost ,
According to your screenshot, I know [Branch] and data in each month are in same table. I think you don't need to use dax to lookupvalue in April. You can add [Branch] and [April] columns in table visual and then you can get the result you want. Power BI will lookupvalue automaticlly by context. If you want to calculate [April] by measure, you can try sum function to get summarize value.
April Measure = SUM('Table'[April])
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
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Your request isn't very clear. What's the lookup table? What are you looking up? How is your data connected? What does your data look like? What does your desired result look like?
Please provide sample data (not pictues) and show what you want the final table to look like.
Regards
Phil
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Hi Phil,
I edited my post and I hope it's more clear now. If you want the data I can personally email you the file I'm wokring on.
Thanks.
Hi @powerbi_lost ,
According to your screenshot, I know [Branch] and data in each month are in same table. I think you don't need to use dax to lookupvalue in April. You can add [Branch] and [April] columns in table visual and then you can get the result you want. Power BI will lookupvalue automaticlly by context. If you want to calculate [April] by measure, you can try sum function to get summarize value.
April Measure = SUM('Table'[April])
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
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