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Hi all,
I am trying to make a new column from a couple of linked tables.
First table:
| Partner A | Rev A |
| Partner B | Rev B |
| Partner C | Rev C |
Second Table:
| Partner A | Vendor A |
| Partner A | Vendor B |
| Partner B | Vendor B |
| Partner C | Vendor C |
Third table: (where C>B>A)
| Vendor A | 1 |
| Vendor B | 2 |
| Vendor C | 3 |
I want to add a column to the table with unique partner table (first table) with the max % from the 3rd table based on what vendors they have in table 2. How would I do this?
Resultant table
| Partner A | Rev A | 2 |
| Partner B | Rev B | 2 |
| Partner C | Rev C | 3 |
Not a good data model
Not sure how to get from here to your expected outcome. Please elaborate.
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