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Hi together,
I have to check if in the table "data_Current" the email is matching with an email in the table "users" and it should only match when the User in the table "users" does have an model "IOS" or "Android" in table "devices".
Table Current_Data
Imei | Username | |
test.1@test.de | 1234 | test.1 |
test.2@test.de | 12345 | test2 |
test.2@test.de | 123456 | test2 |
null | test3 | |
test.10@test.de | 1212 | test100 |
Table Devices
User-ID | IMEI | SERIAL Number | Model |
1 | 12345 | abcde | Andorid |
2 | 22222 | abce | Android |
3 | 34333 | aaaa | IOS |
3 | 33456 | aaaae | Dell |
4 | 12345 | ertssd | Dell |
5 | 111111 | asdas | IOS |
Table Users:
USER-ID | Name | |
1 | test.1@test.de | Meyer |
2 | test.5@test.de | Lampe |
3 | test.3@test.de | Anton |
4 | test.4@test.de | Magda |
5 | test.100@test.de | Meyer |
My suggestion would be to create a new column in the table current_data if the email[current_data] is in the table [users] and has a model ("Android" or "IOS") in Table [devices].
The solution should be:
Imei | Username | NEW COLUMN | |
test.1@test.de | 1234 | test.1 | Yes |
test.2@test.de | 12345 | test2 | No |
test.2@test.de | 123456 | test2 | No |
null | test3 | Yes | |
test.10@test.de | 1212 | test100 | Yes |
Hi @Anonymous ,
According to your description, here’s my solution.
1.Your three tables should have relationship.
2.Create the new column like this.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ kalyj
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@Anonymous difficult to resolve without looking at the data but can you give this a try and let me know
Measure = calculate(MAXX(FILTER(current,current[Email]=
calculate(max(user[userEmail]),filter(devices,device[model]="IOS"||device[model]="android"))),current[Email]),userelationship(current<column>,user<column>,both)))
Hi, unfortunately this does not solve the problem. I rather imagine a new column like this statement.
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