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YasarKhan
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Create DAX Measure to get data based on condition from two tables?

Hello Experts,

 

I have a situation where I need to calculate quantity based on the condition of two date fields which are placed in two different tables.

 

I am trying to calculate the sum of delivered quantity(Table2-CustPackingSlipTrans) where Table2.delivery date(CustPackingSlipTrans.DeliveryDate) must be less than the Table1.requested ship date(SalesLine.RequestedShipDate).

 

With the above formula, I will be able to calculate the sales OTIF(OnTimeInFull).

 

Relationship: Table1.InventTransId(1):Table2.InventTransId(Many)

 

Table1 - Sales Line
InventTransIdItemIdOrderedQtyRequested Ship Date
LOT-0001ABC1000025-Dec-19

 

Table2 - CustPackingslipTrans
InvenTransIdDelivered QtyDeliveryDate
LOT-0001200012-Nov-19
LOT-0001250001-Dec-19
LOT-0001350031-Dec-19
LOT-0001200002-Jan-19

 

I tried below the DAX query but without success.

 

Delivered Qty = CALCULATE(SUM('stage CUSTPACKINGSLIPTRANS'[QTY]))

 

OTIF = CALCULATE([Delivered Qty], FILTER('stage CUSTPACKINGSLIPTRANS', 'stage CUSTPACKINGSLIPTRANS'[DELIVERYDATE].[Date]<= 'stage SALESLINE’ [REQUESTEDSHIPDATE].[Date]))

 

Can anyone please help me on how to get the above result using DAX Custom Measure.

 

Many Thanks,

Yasar

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Parisha
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

Try modifying your measure as below and check ... OTIF = CALCULATE(sum(CustPackingslipTrans[Delivered Qty]), FILTER('CUSTPACKINGSLIPTRANS', 'CUSTPACKINGSLIPTRANS'[DELIVERYDATE].[Date]<= RELATED('Sales Line'[Requested Ship Date].[Date])))

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Parisha
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

Try modifying your measure as below and check ... OTIF = CALCULATE(sum(CustPackingslipTrans[Delivered Qty]), FILTER('CUSTPACKINGSLIPTRANS', 'CUSTPACKINGSLIPTRANS'[DELIVERYDATE].[Date]<= RELATED('Sales Line'[Requested Ship Date].[Date])))

@Parisha  Thanks a lot...It is working..great...I did put a lot of time on search and try and finally got the solution..Thanks

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