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jjmao
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how to use vlookup in power bi

Hello everyone

 

I have a sale data and in excel, i use vlookup to calculate the percent of member type who had purchased.

Is it possible to do the same in power bi? I am stuck, can anyone advice? 

 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JQhCMuJObYubhM15_NyIltrGlIt4l9LS/view?usp=sharing

Many thanks 🙏

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@jjmao 

i created a column in sales table

Column = LOOKUPVALUE('Member Database'[Membership Code],'Member Database'[MembershipID],Sales[MembershipID])

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there are 10 records and two duplicated members. So the result for distinctcount is 8





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vanessafvg
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you can create a calc like this

 

% Member Type 2 =
var totalsales = CALCULATE(sum(Sales[Amt spend]), all(Legend))
var salesamt = CALCULATE(sum(Sales[Amt spend]))
var ratio = DIVIDE(salesamt, totalsales,0)
return ratio




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@vanessafvg 
actually i dont need the sales amount.

 

i trying to find out for the april sales, example.

In the sale data, there are 9 VIP who make purchase. 

In the member database, there are total of 26 VIP

So total percent who VIP who made purchase =35%

 

Is that possible? thank you very much 🙂

@jjmao 

pls try this

Measure = distinctcount(Sales[MembershipID])/COUNTROWS('Member Database')

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@ryan_mayu 

hello.

I tried the formula but the percent is different when done in excel?

for example: 

9 VIP made purchase & there are total of 26 VIP

So total percent made purchase =35%

@jjmao 

i created a column in sales table

Column = LOOKUPVALUE('Member Database'[Membership Code],'Member Database'[MembershipID],Sales[MembershipID])

1.PNG

there are 10 records and two duplicated members. So the result for distinctcount is 8





Did I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution!

Proud to be a Super User!




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