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Anonymous
7 years agoNot applicable
Look up using date range
I know this has been covered a bunch of times. But I can't seem to understand exactly how to set it up. Essentially I have an expense report, and I want to do a look up by employee number to see what...
- 7 years ago
Hi Anonymous ,
My error forget to change all the names that I used in my example this should do the trick:
Job title = CALCULATE ( FIRSTNONBLANK ( 'Employee Dynamic'[Job Title]; 1 ); FILTER ( ALL ( 'Employee Dynamic' ); 'Employee Dynamic'[EmployeNumber] = 'Travel 2019'[Employee] && 'Employee Dynamic'[Date Start] <= 'Travel 2019'[Date] && 'Employee Dynamic'[Date End] >= 'Travel 2019'[Date] ) ) Budget Group = CALCULATE ( FIRSTNONBLANK ( 'Employee Dynamic'[Budget Group]; 1 ); FILTER ( ALL ( 'Employee Dynamic' ); 'Employee Dynamic'[EmployeNumber] = 'Travel 2019'[Employee] && 'Employee Dynamic'[Date Start] <= 'Travel 2019'[Date] && 'Employee Dynamic'[Date End] >= 'Travel 2019'[Date] ) )Regards,
MFelix
Anonymous
7 years agoNot applicable
Bump, I know it seems like such a simple solution, I just can't figure it out
jtownsend21
7 years agoResponsive Resident
Sorry I am just seeing this. I would have gotten back sooner if I had seen it. I don't know how simple it is since your date column in the Expense Table wont match the start or end date in the Employee Table.
I am not sure if this will work, but this is my first guess (you will have to adjust the table names. I just guessed on that part).
Budget Group LookUp =
CALCULATE(
LOOKUPVALUE(
'EmployeeTable'[Budget Group],
'EmployeeTable'[EmployeeNumber],
'ExpenseTable'[Employee Number]
),
DATESBETWEEN(
'ExpenseTable'[Date],
'EmployeeTable'[Date Start],
'EmployeeTable'[Date End]
)
)Job Title LookUp =
CALCULATE(
LOOKUPVALUE(
'EmployeeTable'[Job Title],
'EmployeeTable'[EmployeeNumber],
'ExpenseTable'[Employee Number]
),
DATESBETWEEN(
'ExpenseTable'[Date],
'EmployeeTable'[Date Start],
'EmployeeTable'[Date End]
)
)