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Hello All,
I am using the Lookupvalue function for the first time.
I am trying to find out the values in a way that,
I have table as below.
Employee Name | Supervisor | Project Manager | Delivery Manager Name |
Meeta Jangde | Venkat Reddy | Manoj Mone | Mandar Marulkar |
Prashant Pandey | Venkat Reddy | Manoj Mone | Mandar Marulkar |
Abhijeet Behare | Venkat Reddy | Vijay Venkatachalam | Manoj Mone |
Abhijeet Behare | Venkat Reddy | Manoj Mone | Mandar Marulkar |
Prithviraj Sawant | Venkat Reddy | Vijay Venkatachalam | Manoj Mone |
Maulik Patil | Venkat Reddy | Vijay Venkatachalam | Manoj Mone |
Mohan Vankudoth | Venkat Reddy | Manoj Mone | Mandar Marulkar |
Supriya Dhekale | Venkat Reddy | Manoj Mone | Mandar Marulkar |
SHRADDHA NALKAR | Venkat Reddy | Manoj Mone | Mandar Marulkar |
Radhika Mantri | Venkat Reddy | Manoj Mone | Mandar Marulkar |
Now I would like to get the values as,
For Emp Name--> Meeta Jangde
It should return as,
Meeta Jangde --> Venkat Reddy --> Manoj Mone --> Mandar Marulkar
How can i get it using lookupvalue funtion.
Or is there any way to get it using DAX.
Any help,
Thanks,
Mohan V
Solved! Go to Solution.
Dear @Anonymous, @Abduvali,
Ok, I'll share with step by step:
Path = PATH(Employees[EmployeeName],Employees[ManagerName])
Level 1 = PATHITEM(Employees[Path],1)
Level 2 = PATHITEM(Employees[Path],2)
Level 3 = PATHITEM(Employees[Path],3)
That's it!
If you need some help, don't be hesitate tag my name in your topic. I'll try if i can.
Regards,
ManNVSM.
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