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gvg
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Making different relationships active

Hi.

I've read a few threads about this issue but can not find a solution for my problem. 

I have two tables :

 

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I want to show a table visual with Supplier address, Buyer address and Amount. I have active relationship ID-to-Supplier address. How do I get address for the Buyer, please? I read about USERELATIONSHIP, it says it needs an expression as the first parameter. What kind of expression do I put in USERELATIONSHIP in order to get to desired result? My result table should look like this:

 

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MFelix
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Hi @gvg,

 

You can achieve this without user relationship since you want to return the value of specif address you can create a measure or column with the following:

 

MEASURE = LOOKUPVALUE(Adress[Adress],Adress[ID],MAX(Data[Buyer adress]))

COLUMN = LOOKUPVALUE(Adress[Adress],Adress[ID],Data[Buyer adress])

 

Taknig into account good practices and and that a calculated column uses space on your model if you can replace the column by a measure I would use the measure.

 

Regards,

MFelix


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MFelix
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Hi @gvg,

 

You can achieve this without user relationship since you want to return the value of specif address you can create a measure or column with the following:

 

MEASURE = LOOKUPVALUE(Adress[Adress],Adress[ID],MAX(Data[Buyer adress]))

COLUMN = LOOKUPVALUE(Adress[Adress],Adress[ID],Data[Buyer adress])

 

Taknig into account good practices and and that a calculated column uses space on your model if you can replace the column by a measure I would use the measure.

 

Regards,

MFelix


Regards

Miguel Félix


Did I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution!

Proud to be a Super User!

Check out my blog: Power BI em Português



Yes, this works just fine. Thanks!

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