There are 2 tables in this particular case and they have an inactive 1-m relationship. (because the data model are more complicated, cannot make the relationship active)
The fact table looks like this:
The dimention table(Business Unit) is like this:
I want to add BU_name into the fact table accordingly, and I use:
CALCULATE(LASTNONBLANK(BusinessUnit[BU_name],BusinessUnit[BU_name]),USERELATIONSHIP(Fact_table[BU_id],BusinessUnit[BU_id]))
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Hi @Gabiiiii ,
Create a column as below:-
Column =
CALCULATE (
LASTNONBLANK ( Dim[BU_name], Dim[BU_name] ),
FILTER ( Dim, 'Fact'[BU_id] = Dim[BU_id] ),
USERELATIONSHIP ( 'Fact'[BU_id], Dim[BU_id] )
)
BR,
Samarth
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Lookupvalue() can also be used in this case which does not depend on relationships in the model.
Column =
LOOKUPVALUE( Dim[BU_name],Dim[BU_id],fact[BU_id])
Hi @Gabiiiii ,
Create a column as below:-
Column =
CALCULATE (
LASTNONBLANK ( Dim[BU_name], Dim[BU_name] ),
FILTER ( Dim, 'Fact'[BU_id] = Dim[BU_id] ),
USERELATIONSHIP ( 'Fact'[BU_id], Dim[BU_id] )
)
BR,
Samarth
Best Regards,
Samarth
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I think most people assume that FILTER is automatically applied as the relationship was set though its inactive.
Thanks Samrath, after adding the FILTER, i am getting the correct value.
Thank you Samarth!
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