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Hi @bjomol ,
Add a calculated column as below.
Cluster = CALCULATE ( MAX ( Sheet6[Cluster] ), FILTER ( Sheet6, Sheet6[Country] = EARLIER ( Sheet7[Country] ) && Sheet6[cars min] <= EARLIER ( Sheet7[Cars] ) && Sheet6[cars max] >= EARLIER ( Sheet7[Cars] ) && Sheet6[meters min] <= EARLIER ( Sheet7[Meters] ) && Sheet6[meters max] >= EARLIER ( Sheet7[Meters] ) ) )
Best regards,
Yuliana Gu
Hi @bjomol ,
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Regards,
Yuliana Gu
Hi!
I would like some help to make the following lookup in Power BI or Excel if needed.
The yellow cluster cells looks first for the country, then if cars and meters are in the two min/max intervals it returns the matching Cluster. The Clusters can be similar in car interval for example but different in meters.
Best regards, Björn
Hi @bjomol ,
Add a calculated column as below.
Cluster = CALCULATE ( MAX ( Sheet6[Cluster] ), FILTER ( Sheet6, Sheet6[Country] = EARLIER ( Sheet7[Country] ) && Sheet6[cars min] <= EARLIER ( Sheet7[Cars] ) && Sheet6[cars max] >= EARLIER ( Sheet7[Cars] ) && Sheet6[meters min] <= EARLIER ( Sheet7[Meters] ) && Sheet6[meters max] >= EARLIER ( Sheet7[Meters] ) ) )
Best regards,
Yuliana Gu
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