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Measure Capability in Dataflows
- 4 years ago
See this ScottBrown
it does a series of calculations in the Dim Date Table with some self-merges of different steps. It returns these columns. Your date table has more than the fiscal table, so not everything is there - no 2018 for example.You can see in the steps I broke it into two areas as there needed to be a different way to get fiscal period vs Year status.
The file is here https://1drv.ms/x/s!AheFG2CwN3xnivI023Lxboobm6MVwQ?e=VOzs2N
If that isn't what you want, and you cannot modify my code to suit your needs, please provid a mock up in excel of the desired results.
- 4 years ago
I think this is what you want ScottBrown
let Source = Table.FromRows(Json.Document(Binary.Decompress(Binary.FromText("i45WMjIwMlHSUVKK1QGzjYFs/4LUPBjfCI1vCOR7ZBaXYPJjAQ==", BinaryEncoding.Base64), Compression.Deflate)), let _t = ((type nullable text) meta [Serialized.Text = true]) in type table [Year = _t, Status = _t]), #"Changed Type" = Table.TransformColumnTypes(Source,{{"Year", Int64.Type}}), AddedMinYear = Table.AddColumn( #"Changed Type", "Min Year", each List.Min( Table.SelectRows(#"Changed Type", each [Status] = "Open")[Year] ) ) in AddedMinYearYour general idea was right, but the syntax was off.
For this table this works fine, but this logic will not work at all in a table with a few thousand records. Power Query is horrible at table scans like this. DAX is what works best, but for 3 records or even 300, Power Query is fine.
- Fiscal Year = 10/01/21 to 09/30/2022 = FY22
- Need to add this to the Dates Table
- Need to this for the Fiscal Period and Min of Fiscal year and Max of Fiscal year to set the Dates - date range as well.
What is "this" you want added? I started to mock this up and found I could do it 3-4 different ways, and still not guess what exactly you are talking about.
Please provide some sample data in Excel files for us to work with per specs below.
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Sorry my explanation was not clear enough; I will remember that going forward.
Here is a link to an excel file with 2 queries in it where I am trying to join the fiscal periods table to the -Dimdates table via PowerQuery.
- jennratten4 years ago
Super User
Hello - I recommend you create a new dataflow which contain linked entities for the DimDate and Fiscal Date tables. Then create a computed entity from DimDate and add the following to filter the DimDate range based on the Fiscal min/max dates:
DimDate
Fiscal Dates
RESULT
SCRIPT
let Source = DimDate, Filter = Table.SelectRows ( Source, // Name of the table from the prior step let // declare variables with the scope table (ChangeTypes) minDate = List.Min ( FiscalDates[Date] ), // TableName[ColumnName], returns a list of dates maxDate = List.Max ( FiscalDates[Date] ) // TableName[ColumnName], returns a list of dates in // end the declaration at the table scope level each // iterate each row [Date] >= minDate // compare the date in each row to the declared min/max and [Date] <= maxDate ) in Filter - edhans4 years ago
Community Champion
See this ScottBrown
it does a series of calculations in the Dim Date Table with some self-merges of different steps. It returns these columns. Your date table has more than the fiscal table, so not everything is there - no 2018 for example.You can see in the steps I broke it into two areas as there needed to be a different way to get fiscal period vs Year status.
The file is here https://1drv.ms/x/s!AheFG2CwN3xnivI023Lxboobm6MVwQ?e=VOzs2N
If that isn't what you want, and you cannot modify my code to suit your needs, please provid a mock up in excel of the desired results.
- ScottBrown4 years ago
Helper II
Thank You! This solved my problem. Great Work!
- edhans4 years ago
Community Champion
Glad I was able to help Scott.