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Hi all,
I have a table (showing employee hours worked) with about 250k rows. Instead of merging it with 2 other tables I assume using a measure loads my reports faster. (If not I will stick to merging the tables).
So basically i have these 3 tables below. The yellow columns are the result after merging the 3 tables. So i would like a measure to replicate that merge.
Thanks for your help.
Jonas
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Hi @J_o_n_a_s ,
Please try:
First, create relationships between the three tables:
Then apply the measures to the table visual:
Department(Employee) = CALCULATE( MAX('Table 1'[Department]),FILTER('Table 1',[Employee]=MAX('Table 3'[Employee])))
Department(Project) = CALCULATE( MAX('Table 2'[Department]),FILTER('Table 2',[Project]=MAX('Table 3'[Project])))
Output:
Best Regards,
Jianbo Li
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Hi @J_o_n_a_s ,
Please try:
First, create relationships between the three tables:
Then apply the measures to the table visual:
Department(Employee) = CALCULATE( MAX('Table 1'[Department]),FILTER('Table 1',[Employee]=MAX('Table 3'[Employee])))
Department(Project) = CALCULATE( MAX('Table 2'[Department]),FILTER('Table 2',[Project]=MAX('Table 3'[Project])))
Output:
Best Regards,
Jianbo Li
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Thank you 😀
@J_o_n_a_s , Join Table 3 with Table 2 and Table 1 on the project and employee respectively.
Then simply create a measure sum(Table3[Hours])
and display along with columns from table 1, Table 3
Thanks @amitchandak . But your method makes use of merging. I am trying to find a way of not having those yellow columns in table 3. But having a measure instead.
Thanks
Jonas
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