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Hello. First, my apoligies, I've been away from PBI for about 2 years so I'm rusty.
I have a table called 'Engagements' from Salesforce. There are several fields in that table that are based on a single value.
ENGAGEMENTTABLE
Engagement Owner Executive Sponsor Technical Lead
005Dn000000jN5IIBC 005Dn000000jY0IIKL 005Dn000000jN0TYOC
Those values all relate back to a value for a Salesforce user.
USERTABLE
USERID Name
005Dn000000jN5IIBC Mary
005Dn000000jY0IIKL Sue
005Dn000000jN0TYOC Jane
What I'm trying to accomplish is to be able to get the USERTABLE Name field to be properly displayed in a table visual. What I cannot figure out is how to relate each of the multiple fields in the ENGAGMENTTABLE to the USERID in the USERTABLE and have the name displayed.
Engagement Owner Executive Sponsor Technical Lead
Mary Sue Jane
Again, very rusty, so any help would be appreicated.
Solved! Go to Solution.
HI @Eric_Ritter
I can suggest you to create calculated column using LOOKUPVALUE function.
eg.
Proud to be a Super User!
HI @Eric_Ritter
I can suggest you to create calculated column using LOOKUPVALUE function.
eg.
Proud to be a Super User!
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