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I am trying to make a table act as a form of filter to a bunch tables.
My idea is to multiply an entire table with a single column of the table i call filter.
The table called filter has 5 columns, where 1 column is Time with 24 rows of data ranging from 0 to 23.
All of the other tables also has The same Time Column, which is used as relation in the model to link with the filter table.
The question is how can i multiply an entire table into 1 column and where would the output data be ?
Can I used a measure to act as such or should i create the same amount of columns for each output of the table?
Thanks
@Asina
You need to create a measure for all 5 columns and use that measure where ever you need to call the multiplied value.
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Thanks and Regards,
Atma.
There must be a better solution. Since I have several tables with each ranging from 5 column to 20 column... If I have to create 80 measure...I would rather put the entire thing in an excel and go the old fashioned way.
@Asina
The link is the closest I found online for your problem. You can do this in the powerquery
Inside the table.transformation function after every "each_" use the constant value which you want to use to multiply the fields
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Thanks and Regards,
Atma.
Unfortunately this is not a solution i am looking for. I have disgarded the issue
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