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Warren_Source
Jan 03, 2024Copper Contributor
How to Create Relationship on a mac
Does anyone know where the "Create Relationship" option is when using a mac.
I'm using a macbook pro and my Excel version is 16.80.
For context, I want to be able to create a relationship between a column in a table that stores data and another table that translates the key into its actual meaning.
Example:
data table:
dept | employee | salary
2 | Janet. | $57,000
1 | Brad | $67,500
department key table:
number | department
1 | Accounting
2 | Sales
I would like to create a relationship between the "dept" column in the first table and the "number" column in the second table. So when I eventually make a pivot table, I would be able to easily summon the actual department name of each employee. Thanks.
andrton - Could you please check whether or not you're using the correct Azure subscription? If you have multiple subscriptions, select the one you want to use for provisioning in both the Azure Portal and Visual Studio Code.
Try signing out of your Azure account in Visual Studio Code and then sign back in. This can sometimes refresh the connection and resolve the issue.
Also ensure that your tenant ID is correctly added to Visual Studio Code. The tenant ID is a unique identifier for your Azure Active Directory instance.
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- peiyezhuBronze Contributor
Show your expected result clearly according to your source tables.
- JKPieterseSilver Contributor
I don't think you can do that with Mac Excel. Yet.
- Warren_SourceCopper Contributor
I think you're right. I looked for it on Windows and it was plainly there in the data tab. Thank you.