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Hi all. I need to create a relationship connecting table 1 and table 2.
If I create a link using only ID 1, some data will be lost. Likewise for ID 2.
Is there a way of using both ID 1 and ID in table 2 to link to Table 1?
Thank you
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Hi @Anonymous
After splitting the first table. You may set the relationships as below. Then you may create a measure to get all the FirstName.
UpdateFirstName =
IF (
MAX ( '1(1)'[First Name] ) = BLANK (),
MAX ( '1 (2)'[First Name] ),
MAX ( '1(1)'[First Name] )
)
Regards,
Cherie
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Unfortunately your solution provides this. The first Name and Last name should show all data from both columns
Hi @Anonymous
After splitting the first table. You may set the relationships as below. Then you may create a measure to get all the FirstName.
UpdateFirstName =
IF (
MAX ( '1(1)'[First Name] ) = BLANK (),
MAX ( '1 (2)'[First Name] ),
MAX ( '1(1)'[First Name] )
)
Regards,
Cherie
Using your method, will I have to create a new measure for every subsequent column e.g.
UpdateFirstName, UpdateEyeColour,UpdateShoeSize etc?
Many thanks
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