powerpivotlegal
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Hello,
I want to be able to join 4 tables using a timekeeper ID as the bridge/commonality between all 4.
Table 1
TK ID
Multiple rows of Fees for each TK ID
Table 2
TK ID
Multiple rows of Costs for each TK ID
Table 3
TK ID
Status (Approved, Not Approved) - only 1 status for each TK ID
Table 4
TK ID
Multiple rows of Office Location for each TK ID
I have been able to join the first 3 by using Table 3 as the Lookup Table (as there are not multiple rows with the unique TK ID) and creating a relationship on TK ID. The resulting PivotTable is then able to summarize Fees, Costs, and Status by TK ID.
However, after I create a relationship between Table 3 and Table 4 on TK ID, the PivotTable will not accurately return all the Office Locations for each TK ID. It will just return all the same locations for each TK ID (e.g. return 7 locations for TK #1 even though TK #1 only worked in Bangkok and Hong Kong).
What am I missing?
Many thanks.
I want to be able to join 4 tables using a timekeeper ID as the bridge/commonality between all 4.
Table 1
TK ID
Multiple rows of Fees for each TK ID
Table 2
TK ID
Multiple rows of Costs for each TK ID
Table 3
TK ID
Status (Approved, Not Approved) - only 1 status for each TK ID
Table 4
TK ID
Multiple rows of Office Location for each TK ID
I have been able to join the first 3 by using Table 3 as the Lookup Table (as there are not multiple rows with the unique TK ID) and creating a relationship on TK ID. The resulting PivotTable is then able to summarize Fees, Costs, and Status by TK ID.
However, after I create a relationship between Table 3 and Table 4 on TK ID, the PivotTable will not accurately return all the Office Locations for each TK ID. It will just return all the same locations for each TK ID (e.g. return 7 locations for TK #1 even though TK #1 only worked in Bangkok and Hong Kong).
What am I missing?
Many thanks.