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Hi All,
We're trying to create a seemingly simple calculation between two tables to measure the risk score for quality issues.
In 'table1' I have a [Keywords] field and a [Phase Value] field that have reference values that relate the phase at which an issue is discovered to a numeric value.
In 'table2' I have a list of issues that each have a corresponding [Keywords] value and a [Severity] value.
My goal is for each issue to multiply the [Severity] value from 'table2' with the [Phase Value] from 'table1'.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Hi @jrhughes,
In your 'phases' table, the values of "Keywords" field are unique, right? If it is, you can create relationship between 'Current' table and 'phases' table. Then please create a calculated column using RELATED function. I try to reproduce your scenario as follows.
My sample data tables.
Create calculated column using the formula below, and get expected result shown in screenshot.
IssueScore = 'Current'[Severity]*RELATED(Phases[Phase Value])
If you have any issue, please feel free to ask.
Best Regards,
Angelia
Hi @jrhughes,
In your 'phases' table, the values of "Keywords" field are unique, right? If it is, you can create relationship between 'Current' table and 'phases' table. Then please create a calculated column using RELATED function. I try to reproduce your scenario as follows.
My sample data tables.
Create calculated column using the formula below, and get expected result shown in screenshot.
IssueScore = 'Current'[Severity]*RELATED(Phases[Phase Value])
If you have any issue, please feel free to ask.
Best Regards,
Angelia
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