compare two column from different table , one is d...

Evanooruvan · ‎08-15-2023

I have two table

table 1 - direct query

table 2 - Excel

Now i have a column named dq% in table1 and column named threshold in table 2,

now i want to write a query where if dq% > threshold,1 else 0,

i want the above logic to be implemented in calculated column so that i can filter the values in visualisation

many function seems to not work properly between direct and import tables.

can someone help here please

@PaulDBrown

parry2k · ‎08-16-2023

@Evanooruvan what kind of relationship is it? One to many or many to many, if it is one to many, which side is one and which side is many?

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Evanooruvan · ‎08-18-2023

hello,

its a one to many relationship

where one is the excel file and many is the direct query

parry2k · ‎08-15-2023

@Evanooruvan do you have a column with common values in these two tables? How do you expect the records to match between both tables?

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