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Hello,
I would attach a sample but it's massive file so just try and explain what I'm trying to do.
I have an employee table.
ID
Name
Position Group( Director, Job Leader, Manager, Part Leader, Senior Ops Manager, Site manager, Task Supervisor, Team Leader)
Org unit number
I have an org table
Org unit number
Org Level(Level 1,4,5,6,8,9,10,11)
I am trying to bring through org level against the employee. I know I can create a relationship between org unit number.
But, it this relates to the position group. So, not all employees have a position group or Org Level.
For example, if you are a Team Leader, you're Org Level will be 5.
So, I think i need a measure instead?
Hope that makes sense.
Regards
Ross
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@rosscortb You can use LOOKUPVALUE in a measure or a calculated column. Or a MAXX coupled with a FILTER.
@rosscortb You can use LOOKUPVALUE in a measure or a calculated column. Or a MAXX coupled with a FILTER.
Thanks Greg, so what can I add this to this that will make it only return values if there is a value in the position group column. = 'Spans & Layers'[Position Group]
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