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Hi,
This is my first topic, I'm realy new at using Power BI. Please be indulgent
I have a table (TABLE1) gathering different combination of 3 data (numbers and strings) for which I have a specific result as a string.
DATA1.DATA3.DATA3 = result
Example :
A.1.N = a
A.1.S = b
A.2.N = c
........
In an other table (TABLE2), there are 3 differents columns indicating different combination (A1N, etc), and I would like to add a column giving the result for each combination (a, b, c, ....)
Can I have some help please ?
Thanks a lot !
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If you are doing this as a calculated column in ZTM01 you could use the LOOKUPVALUE() function (see https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dax/lookupvalue-function-dax )
Which I think would be something like the following in your model:
LOOKUPVALUE( RELACHE[Validation],
RELACHE[Cas], ZTM01[Condition 1],
RELACHE[DELAIS AVANT SM], ZTM01[Condition 2],
RELACHE[CRENEAU], ZTM01[Condition 3]
)
Please share a pic of two tables to understand how the data is structured.
Here is the table RELACHE with combinations of columns (CAS, DELAIS AVANT SM, CRENEAU) and the related results (VALIDATION)
list of combinations and related solutions
Here is the table ZTM01 in which I have combination of data (CONIDTION 1, CONDITION 2 CONDITION 3) and for which I want the related result (VALIDATION)
data to analyze
Actually I have found a solution, but it is a workaround and I would like to know a better way to do it.
For both tables, I have concatenated the different combinations in the column CODE and I have created a relation "1 to many" between those two tables to find the related result.
Do you have an idea how to it based directly on three different columns (CONDITION1, 2 and 3) and not by concatenating ?
Thanks for your help.
If you are doing this as a calculated column in ZTM01 you could use the LOOKUPVALUE() function (see https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dax/lookupvalue-function-dax )
Which I think would be something like the following in your model:
LOOKUPVALUE( RELACHE[Validation],
RELACHE[Cas], ZTM01[Condition 1],
RELACHE[DELAIS AVANT SM], ZTM01[Condition 2],
RELACHE[CRENEAU], ZTM01[Condition 3]
)
it works 🙂
Thanks a lot for your help !
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