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Hello all, I have some trouble finding the solution to the following problem:
I want to replace the value of (row x, column x) with the value of (row n, column n), where the value of (row x, column x) and row n match. To make this problem more clear, see the following tables:
Issue | Epic Link | Epic Name |
AA-XXX1 | "Name Epic 1" | |
AA-XXX2 | AA-XXX1 | |
AA-XXX3 | AA-XXX1 | |
AA-XXX4 | ||
AA-XXX5 | AA-XXX1 | |
AA-XXX6 | "Name Epic 2" | |
AA-XXX7 | AA-XXX6 |
I would like to replace the Epic Link value with the matching Epic Name value, resulting in:
Issue | Epic Link | Epic Name |
AA-XXX1 | "Name Epic 1" | |
AA-XXX2 | AA-XXX1 | "Name Epic 1" |
AA-XXX3 | AA-XXX1 | "Name Epic 1" |
AA-XXX4 | ||
AA-XXX5 | AA-XXX1 | "Name Epic 1" |
AA-XXX6 | "Name Epic 2" | |
AA-XXX7 | AA-XXX6 | "Name Epic 2" |
Hopefully someone knows how to solve this, thank you in advance 🙂
Solved! Go to Solution.
You can add a DAX column with this expression to get your result.
EpicName2 =
VAR thisepiclink = Issues[Epic Link]
VAR result =
MINX ( FILTER ( Issues, Issues[Issue] = thisepiclink ), Issues[Epic Name] )
RETURN
IF ( Issues[Epic Link] = "", Issues[Epic Name], result )
Pat
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You can add a DAX column with this expression to get your result.
EpicName2 =
VAR thisepiclink = Issues[Epic Link]
VAR result =
MINX ( FILTER ( Issues, Issues[Issue] = thisepiclink ), Issues[Epic Name] )
RETURN
IF ( Issues[Epic Link] = "", Issues[Epic Name], result )
Pat
To learn more about Power BI, follow me on Twitter or subscribe on YouTube.
Thank you Pat, that did the job!