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Hi,
I would like to use vlookup to compare ColumnA of TableA to 2 columns (B1 and B2) in TableB:
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hey @vnqt,
Give this a try:
Column =
IF (
OR (
CALCULATE (
NOT ISEMPTY ( 'TableB' ),
TREATAS ( { TableA[ColomnA] }, 'TableB'[ColumnB1] )
),
CALCULATE (
NOT ISEMPTY ( 'TableB' ),
TREATAS ( { TableA[ColomnA] }, 'TableB'[ColumnB2] )
)
),
"YES",
"NO"
)
Hi @vnqt ,
Please give us a visual example of the tables and expected outcome.
If you would share your pbix, or dummy up some values in Excel both for current and expected data. Please copy and paste them into your post, rather than doing a picture, we may be able to help you.
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Nathaniel
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Hey @vnqt,
Give this a try:
Column =
IF (
OR (
CALCULATE (
NOT ISEMPTY ( 'TableB' ),
TREATAS ( { TableA[ColomnA] }, 'TableB'[ColumnB1] )
),
CALCULATE (
NOT ISEMPTY ( 'TableB' ),
TREATAS ( { TableA[ColomnA] }, 'TableB'[ColumnB2] )
)
),
"YES",
"NO"
)
Thank you for your help
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