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Hi,
I have a table of every day's date and a table with the date of every public holiday. Please can you tell me how to created a calculated field to in the first table - returning a 1 if the date is not a public holiday and a 0 if the date is a public holiday.
Thanks,
CM
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Hi @CloudMonkey
You can probably do it a number of ways. One option is to merge the two tables in the Query Editor to effectively create a single table that contains both.
You can also do this in DAX as well.
Another option is to create a relationship between the two tables in DAX and create a calucated column that uses either RELATED/RELATEDTABLE fuctions to go fish for the values.
If you provide a sample data set of your two tables, we can try and help you out.
Cheers.
Thanks Phil, RELATED did the trick
Hi @CloudMonkey
You can probably do it a number of ways. One option is to merge the two tables in the Query Editor to effectively create a single table that contains both.
You can also do this in DAX as well.
Another option is to create a relationship between the two tables in DAX and create a calucated column that uses either RELATED/RELATEDTABLE fuctions to go fish for the values.
If you provide a sample data set of your two tables, we can try and help you out.
Cheers.
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