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Does anyone know if there's a way to look up and sum the hours per week in the second table below, by Resource #, and populate them in to a calculated column in the first table? The two tables are related by a third helper table containgin unique Resource #s.
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Hi @bchager6 ,
You can create column in the first table Table1 like DAX below.
Column1= CALCULATE(SUM(Table2[Hrs/Week]),FILTER(Table2,Table2[Resource #]=Table1[Resource ]))
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Unpivoting in powerquery was a good start, now group by the resource ID, summing the Hrs/wk.
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Hi @bchager6
please use Power Query for these kinds of transformations.
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@mwegener I used Power Query to unpivot the data but am stuck at this point. Can you please be more specific?
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Group your Table
.. and merge them together
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Please give Kudos for support.
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