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Hi to everyone
I would really apreciatte some help to solve an issue.
I have two different tables.
The first one has info of a delivery date . Based on that delivery, I need to get the status related to it on table 2.
Table 2 is structured like this:
Periods of time | Status |
08/10/2019 | H10H11 ´19 |
20/10/2019 | Nov ´19 |
06/11/2019 | H11H12 ´19 |
20/11/2019 | Dic ´19 |
I need the status considering in which period of time the delivery date is in.
For example, if the delivery is 15/11/2019, the status would be H11H12 ´19.
Which function would you use? How would you do it?
Thanks very much!!
Federico.
@FedeI
Please create a measure as per below code and check if it works for you.
Measure = CALCULATE(MAX(StatusInfo[Status]),TOPN(1,FILTER(ALL(StatusInfo),StatusInfo[Periods of time]<=MAX(DeliveryDate[Date])),StatusInfo[Periods of time]))
Hi @Anonymous, how are you?
First of all, thank you for your answer.
I cant use that formula because I need a single result for each line in my table 1.
I need a formula I can use in a column.
In adittion, the status i need to get from the other table would have "text" format. I suppose I will not be able to use the MAX function.
Fede.
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