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Hello,
I currently have two datasets that I am trying to combine. I created a custom table from the primary data set using Distinct values on one of the columns. I then used that custom table as a bridge for my relationship. However, there are cases where there is not a match on this particular dimension, either incorrect data in secondary data source or blank, but there are other matching columns within both that I would like to create the match with. Best way to describe it is if the there is not match using the Bridge create a match using the other dimension.
In the example below the PP-Master List is a custom table of distinct values of the PP Number from the primary data source. The Secondary data source is SO Tracker. As you can see it is not matching off the PP Number, but both have matches in either the Order Number or PO Number. I would like to create a formula or relationship that says if PP does not match use match off Order Number or PO Number.
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Thank you
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You can build multiple relationships between tables. However, only one of those relationships will be active. But, you can use a measure calculation with the function USERELATIONSHIP to address that issue. For example, let's say that want to count the number of matching rows in your dimesion table. You could do something like:
VAR __rows = COUNTROWS(RELATEDTABLE('Table')) RETURN IF(NOT(ISBLANK(__rows)), __rows, VAR __rows = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(RELATEDTABLE('Table')),USERELATIONSHIP('Table1'[Column],'Table'[Column])) RETURN IF(NOT(ISBLANK(__rows)), __rows, VAR __rows = ...
IF(COUNTROWS(RELATEDTABLE(
You can build multiple relationships between tables. However, only one of those relationships will be active. But, you can use a measure calculation with the function USERELATIONSHIP to address that issue. For example, let's say that want to count the number of matching rows in your dimesion table. You could do something like:
VAR __rows = COUNTROWS(RELATEDTABLE('Table')) RETURN IF(NOT(ISBLANK(__rows)), __rows, VAR __rows = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(RELATEDTABLE('Table')),USERELATIONSHIP('Table1'[Column],'Table'[Column])) RETURN IF(NOT(ISBLANK(__rows)), __rows, VAR __rows = ...
IF(COUNTROWS(RELATEDTABLE(
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