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Hi, I need some help.
I have two tables, first table has columns Origin Postal Code and Destination Postal Code. In second table I have 3 columns: Postal Codes, Latitude, Longitude. I tried to create relationship but it worked just for one column of postal codes. I need columns latitude and longitude for both columns Origin and Destination for visualizations to work.
I also tried Lookupvalue but it show error or blank.
Hi @Janka1712
I’ve created table 1 with Origin Postal Code and Destination Postal Code, table 2 with Postal Codes, Latitude, Longitude.
There’s only one active relation available between 2 tables, thus we can create another new table which same as the first one. And then set the single relationship between New table and table 2 using Destination code as the common key. The relationship shown as below:
Then both original code and destination code could be the filter. Pbix attached for your reference.
Regards,
Dina
Hi @v-diye-msft ,
Thank you, I hoped there is some other way of doing this without uploading same table twice, but I guess there is no other solution.
Janka
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