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Hi,
i nees your help. I have 2 tables,
the fist is the tableA: kardex of amount of a credit line (profiles of credit card limits):
the second its tableB: de average purschase by customer.
i need the nearest value beetween purchases cust. & profiles, in order to have a credit limit by cust (nearest up).
thank u.
Solved! Go to Solution.
You could create a column in TableB like
Credit Limit =
VAR AvgPurchase = 'TableB'[Average purchase]
VAR Result =
CALCULATE (
MIN ( 'TableA'[Credit line amount] ),
'TableA'[Credit line amount] >= AvgPurchase
)
RETURN
Result
You could create a column in TableB like
Credit Limit =
VAR AvgPurchase = 'TableB'[Average purchase]
VAR Result =
CALCULATE (
MIN ( 'TableA'[Credit line amount] ),
'TableA'[Credit line amount] >= AvgPurchase
)
RETURN
Result
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