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vlookup function in power bi
You have to unpivot your Table 1: Check Month-column -> unpivot other columns
That will return an column "attribute" with the Material codes and a value-column with the prices.
Next merge this table with table 2 on Month- and Material-code columns (if you do it in the query editor).
Hello,
I recreated the tables and took the following steps in Query Editor:
1. Create a unique field in Table1. To do this you need to unpivot the data first (Select month then on the transform tab select "unpivot other columns"). Next add a custom column by concatenating [Month] & [Attribute]
2. Create a unique field in Table2. Add a custom column by concatenating [Month] & [Attribute]
3. Close and apply. (Relationship between the tables should be picked up automatically)
Next go to the data view to view the tables.
1. Select Table2. On the modeling tab select "New Column" and lookup the Price using the unique fields -
PriceLookup = LOOKUPVALUE( Table1[Value], Table1[Custom],Table2[Custom])2. Add another column to calculate the cost.There might be more efficient solutions, but this one seemed to work.
Hello,
I recreated the tables and took the following steps in Query Editor:
1. Create a unique field in Table1. To do this you need to unpivot the data first (Select month then on the transform tab select "unpivot other columns"). Next add a custom column by concatenating [Month] & [Attribute]
2. Create a unique field in Table2. Add a custom column by concatenating [Month] & [Attribute]
3. Close and apply. (Relationship between the tables should be picked up automatically)
Next go to the data view to view the tables.
1. Select Table2. On the modeling tab select "New Column" and lookup the Price using the unique fields -