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I have two tables like this
Table A
Enno Period Fee
1 Jan 2023 100
2 Jan 2023 400
1 Jan 2023 200
3 Mar 2023 400
1 Mar 2023 100
3 Mar 2023 200
Table B
AlocateNo Alocateto Aloperiod AMOUNT
1 2 Jan 2023 100
1 3 Jan 2023 100
Table A - contained Engagement, period and Fee
Table B - contained allocated engagementNo, EngagementNo (that want to alocate to desired engagement ), Alocation period and amounts
For example, If I want to alocate fee from engagementNo 1 to engagementNo 2and 3,which same period as conditions in table B. How can I alocate correctly. I try many way but my data still duplicate in table A.
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@Msoh So in the example you have presented, what do you want your output to be? I'm not clear on that.
@Msoh So in the example you have presented, what do you want your output to be? I'm not clear on that.
Thank you for your reply. This is the result I want
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