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Anonymous
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Add Yes/No column in Power Query

Hello

 

I have the solution in Dax using Related, but I can't get a one to many relationship on the tables I'm using. So I wanted to check if there is a solution in Power Query "Add conditional column"?

 

I want to a Yes/No column based on a few criteria from another table. The statement would be along the lines below

 

if [id] = table2[id] and [group] = table2[group] and [start_time] >= table2[start_time] and [start_time] <= table2[end_time] then "yes" else "no"

 

If there is a solution in DAX that would work without a relationship, that would be helpful too

 

Thanks

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amitchandak
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You should be able to do it. Check I got two columns like that. Just need to ensure one value you have to use some function

 

 

Max Sales order id = Maxx(filter(sales,Sales[item_id]='Item'[Item ID]),Sales[Order Id]) 
Max customer = MAXX(filter(Sales,Sales[Order Id]='Item'[Max Sales order id] && Sales[item_id]='Item'[Item ID]),Sales[Customer ID])

 

 

These are columns, not measures.

 

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Anonymous
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@amitchandak  Thanks for replying

 

I struggling to understand your answer.

 

I have two tables with no relationship and I want to add a yes/no column to Table1 based on matching some criteria in table2.

 

I have a DAX query below that works if I have a 1 to Many relationship. If the tables have a relationship on the IDs, it wll be Many to Many as I have multiple entries. 

 

Correct = IF(([Name] = RELATED(TableB[Name])) && ([REAL_TIME] >= RELATED(TableB[REAL_TIME - 3] )) && (TableA[REAL_TIME] <= RELATED(TableB[REAL_TIME + 3])), "YES" , "NO")

 

Thanks

Joe

Hi @Anonymous ,

 

Kindly share your sample data and excepted result to me if you don't have any Confidential Information. Please upload your files to One Drive and share the link here.

 

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