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Need Some Help with M - How to Use Logic
- 7 years ago
Hi Shelley,
Error-handling may help, you can try M code like formula below:
#"Added Custom3" = Table.AddColumn(#"Filtered Rows1", "Distributor APR Long", each ( try let currentCustomer = [Sold_To_Party_Description] in Table.SelectRows(Master_APRLongDescription, each [PARTNER] = currentCustomer)){0} [APR_Long_Description] otherwise let currentCustomer = [Sold_To_Party_Description] in Table.SelectRows(Master_APRLongDescription, each [PARTNER] = currentCustomer)){0} [Sold_To_APR] ),Regards,
Jimmy Tao
- Anonymous7 years ago
You can do it like this.
MasterLookup
Select the "Master table" and go to Combine -> Merge Queries
Merge
Setup the merge to be "Left outer"
Setup merge
Expand the Lookup by clicking the top right arrows
Expand Lookup
Add a column with the formula to consider the lookup value if it exists other wise consider a field on the master table:
Lookup formula
Remove unneeded columns and you end up with this:
Final Result
Hi Shelley,
Error-handling may help, you can try M code like formula below:
#"Added Custom3" = Table.AddColumn(#"Filtered Rows1", "Distributor APR Long", each (
try
let
currentCustomer = [Sold_To_Party_Description]
in
Table.SelectRows(Master_APRLongDescription, each [PARTNER] = currentCustomer)){0} [APR_Long_Description]
otherwise
let
currentCustomer = [Sold_To_Party_Description]
in
Table.SelectRows(Master_APRLongDescription, each [PARTNER] = currentCustomer)){0} [Sold_To_APR]
),
Regards,
Jimmy Tao
v-yuta-msft Hello Jimmy, This should not be marked as a solution. I tried this exactly as written and it did not work. I had some errors. I don't remember exactly what happened now and do not have time at the moment to work on it again.