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TomG
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Lookupvalue error: A table of multiple values was supplied where a single value was expected.

Hi guys,

 

I'm trying to retrieve a value from another column using the DAX function LOOKUPVALUE(), but I'm getting a very annoying error: A table of multiple values was supplied where a single value was expected.

 

I'm trying to execute the following DAX formula:

 

next trans name = VAR visord = [order_within_visitor] VAR visid = [visitor_id] RETURN 
if(visord = MAXX(FILTER('public pageview', [visitor_id] = visid), 'public pageview'[order_within_visitor]), 
"Exit",
LOOKUPVALUE([page_transname], 'public pageview'[order_within_visitor], (visord+1), 'public pageview'[visitor_id], visid ))

 

I want to retrieve the next value of a series and put it in the "next trans name" field. I need to check if it is the last value of the series, because it should have a different behaviour when it is. If it's not the last number in the series, it should lookup the page_transname for that record and put it in the "next trans name" field.

 

I have something like the following datastructure (very much simplified):

 

visitor_idorder_within_visitorpage_transname
01Home
02About
03Search
11Home
12Detail

 

Does someone know what the problem might be?

 

Thanks!

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TomG
Regular Visitor

Tackled the problem! Happens to be that there are 2 duplicate values in my dataset of 100,000 records... Didn't see that!

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TomG
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Tackled the problem! Happens to be that there are 2 duplicate values in my dataset of 100,000 records... Didn't see that!

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