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Hi,
I have 2 tables
table 1
table 2
I try to create a conditinal column for table 2
<= 30 = If table1[Aging] <= 30 then Sale else 0
>30 = If table1[Aging] > 30 then Sale else 0
Thank you for your help!
Please try the following:
If (table1[Aging])<= 30 ,[Sale],0)
If (table1[Aging] > 30,[Sale],0)
@Harry_Tran - It looks like Solved: Re: How to lookup values in another table in the Q... - Microsoft Power BI Community does the trick for you.
= Table.AddColumn(#"Changed Type", "<=30", each if (let currentID = [ID] in Table.SelectRows(#"table 1", each [ID] = currentID)){0}[Aging] <= 30 then [Sale] else 0)
= Table.AddColumn(#"Added Custom", ">30", each if (let currentID = [ID] in Table.SelectRows(#"table 1", each [ID] = currentID)){0}[Aging] > 30 then [Sale] else 0)
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