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Hello,
I have 3 fields in my table called BSAContracts that contain a user ID. I am trying to display the UserName so I have another table called User Information List that contains the user ID and name. I had to replicate it 2 times which significantly increases my .pbix size.
Is there any way I can return the Names from the User Information List table without duplicating that table two other times?
Solved! Go to Solution.
I deleted all releationships to the User Information table and performed a lookup and that worked:
Contract Signer = LOOKUPVALUE('User Information List'[EMail], 'User Information List'[Id],BSAContracts[ResponsibleId])
This looks up the User ID in the people Picker field of SharePoint and returns the email address for all matching ResponsableID's.
I created 3 additional columns in the table that performs this lookup.
No more duplicated tables needed:
I deleted all releationships to the User Information table and performed a lookup and that worked:
Contract Signer = LOOKUPVALUE('User Information List'[EMail], 'User Information List'[Id],BSAContracts[ResponsibleId])
This looks up the User ID in the people Picker field of SharePoint and returns the email address for all matching ResponsableID's.
I created 3 additional columns in the table that performs this lookup.
No more duplicated tables needed:
Hi @lcasey,
Great to hear the problem got resolved! Could you accept your reply as solution to help others who has similar issue easily find the answer and close this thread?
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