Hello everyone,
I have two tables: TAB_Summary and TAB_Projects.
TAB_Summary
Project # | Stage | Days in Stage |
1 | Idea | 10 |
2 | Development | 15 |
3 | Launch | 20 |
TAB_Projects
Project # | Stage | Days in Stage |
1 | Idea | 10 |
2 | Idea | 10 |
2 | Development | 15 |
3 | Idea | 10 |
3 | Development | 14 |
3 | Launch | 20 |
I would like to obtain the Days In Stage value of TAB_Projects corresponding to the stage that the project in TAB_Summary is in.
For this, I thought of creating a calculated column using LOOKUPVALUE
Days in Stage = LOOKUPVALUE(TAB_Projects[Days in Stage],TAB_Projects[Project #],TAB_Summary[Project #],TAB_Projects[Stage],TAB_Summary[Stage])
But I'm getting the following error: "A table of multiple values was supplied where a single value was expected"
Any idea how to solve this problem?
Best Regards,
@Gdps , a new column in the summary table
Days in Stage = sumx(filter(TAB_Projects,TAB_Projects[Project #] = TAB_Summary[Project #] && TAB_Projects[Stage] =TAB_Summary[Stage] ),TAB_Projects[Days in Stage])
@Gdps - Hard to be certain. The error you are getting is generally encountered when creating a measure and referencing columns without an aggregator. You can try the MAXX(FILTER(...),...) approach:
Days in Stage = MAXX(FILTER(TAB_Projects, TAB_Projects[Project #] = TAB_Summary[Project #] && TAB_Projects[Stage] = TAB_Summary[Stage]),TAB_Projects[Days in Stage])
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