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Hi,
I need advise what technique use in DAX to solve this problem. I have to table that I need to join:
Table1
ID NameUser
1 John
1 David
2 John
2 David
2 George
Table2
ID ClientName
1 XXX
1 YYY
1 ZZZ
2 XXX
2 YYY
The output table should be like this:
ID NameUser NameClient
1 John XXX
1 David YYY
1 (blank) ZZZ
2 John XXX
2 David YYY
2 George (blank)
The blank cells could alternatively contains one of the name from "above". That is for the UserName John or David; for the ClientName XXX or YYY
Thank you
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Hi @iwf,
You should firstly add an index column inside group () in Query Editor mode.
Please refer to the attached .pbix file. The calculated table 'table_4' is the result table.
Best regards,
Yuliana Gu
Hi @iwf,
You should firstly add an index column inside group () in Query Editor mode.
Please refer to the attached .pbix file. The calculated table 'table_4' is the result table.
Best regards,
Yuliana Gu
Hi @iwf,
Here is a description of joins in DAX - https://www.sqlbi.com/articles/from-sql-to-dax-joining-tables/
Regards,
Ruslan
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Thank you for your answer. I saw that page earlier, but I am afraid, that I need to push little bit more. I know, that I cannot use any "naturaljoin".
The example with the EVALUATION, it needs to be done via the DAX studio?
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