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I have two tables. Table A contains the rent of houses. Table 2 shows the limit values for the rental classes.
Now I want to add the rental classes to table 1.
So in my example, house 1 falls in Group 4 and house 2 falls in Group2
In Excel this is easily done with the match-function.
How can I do this in Power BI?
| A | House | Rent |
| 1 | 602 | |
| 2 | 500 | |
| 3 | 975 | |
| 4 | 650 | |
| 5 | 524 |
| B | Group | RentMax |
| Group1 | 400 | |
| Group2 | 500 | |
| Group3 | 600 | |
| Group4 | 700 |
Hope you can help me on this!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Thanks Greg!
With one little adjudgment it works perfectly:
Rent Group = VAR MaxRent = MINX(FILTER(RentGroups,RentGroups[RentMax]>=(Houses[Rent])),RentGroups[RentMax]) RETURN LOOKUPVALUE(RentGroups[Group],RentGroups[RentMax],MaxRent)
Rent Group = VAR MaxRent = MINX(FILTER(RentGroups,RentGroups[RentMax]>=MAX(Houses[Rent])),RentGroups[RentMax]) RETURN LOOKUPVALUE(RentGroups[Group],RentGroups[RentMax],MaxRent)
Nice job with posting the data and what you expect as a result.
Thanks Greg!
With one little adjudgment it works perfectly:
Rent Group = VAR MaxRent = MINX(FILTER(RentGroups,RentGroups[RentMax]>=(Houses[Rent])),RentGroups[RentMax]) RETURN LOOKUPVALUE(RentGroups[Group],RentGroups[RentMax],MaxRent)
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