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También cuando se trabaja con columnas calculadas me parece bastante útil 'diseñar' la fórmula en Excel primero. De este modo, obtendrá un mejor control de errores en comparación con Power BI Pro.
@texmexdragon solo necesita la siguiente expresión
LOOKUPVALUE (
Forecasts_Snapshots[Potential],
Forecasts_Snapshots[Item],'Flu_Shipped Orders'[Item],
Forecasts_Snapshots[Est.Close], MonthNumber))
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Sólo una actualización rápida.... cambiar el "número de mes" por el valor real, también me da el mismo error. "Se proporcionó una tabla de varios valores donde se esperaba un único valor"
No lo entiendo porque el código parece correcto.
Add Potential =
VAR MonthNumber =
MONTH ( 'Flu_Shipped Orders'[Date Shipped] )
RETURN
LOOKUPVALUE (
Forecasts_Snapshots[Potential],
Forecasts_Snapshots[Item],'Flu_Shipped Orders'[Item],
Forecasts_Snapshots[Est.Close], MonthNumber)
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¡Eso funcionó! ¡Gracias!
Sólo curiosidad, ¿sabe por qué la fórmula ADDCOLUMNS no funcionaría?
@texmexdragon addcolumns devuelven una tabla no una columna, ya tiene una tabla a la que va a agregar columna. Si estuviera creando una tabla calculada con DAX, entonces sí, addcolumns funcionaría.
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@parry2k No tengo clara tu solución. Esta parece ser la misma fórmula que ya tengo.
Lo probé como una fórmula independiente (sólo usando el valor de búsqueda), pero no reconoce "monthnumber" (que era un VAR de la fórmula original)
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