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I'm following the Microsoft tutorial for PowerBI, specifically: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-gb/learn/modules/model-data-power-bi/3-create-calculated-columns
Where it asks to create "the new CountryZip calculated column in the Geography table and the Sales table", using the formula:
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If there is a one-to-many relationship from Geography to Sales then in the Sales table you could use the RELATED function to get a value from Geography, so you could add a column to Sales like
CountryZip = RELATED(Geography[Country]) & ", " & RELATED(Geography[Zip])
If there is a one-to-many relationship from Geography to Sales then in the Sales table you could use the RELATED function to get a value from Geography, so you could add a column to Sales like
CountryZip = RELATED(Geography[Country]) & ", " & RELATED(Geography[Zip])
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