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ZeinabGad
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Merging between two columns depending in three different conditions

‎06-18-2019 02:00 PM

Hello,

 

I'm facing a problem with the data I have 

 

In one table, I have a line, the shift and day, these three identify the row (Loading time) I need the Power Bi to fetch. 

In the other table (Machine breakdown) I have the same date, line and shift but they are repeated for different machines

 

I need to calculate the percentage of contribution of that machine in breakdowns from the time of the shift. 

 

Any Idea how?

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Amit2019
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‎06-19-2019 04:59 AM

Can you please share the sample data and the desired output ?

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Amit2019
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‎06-19-2019 04:58 AM

Can you please share the Sample data and the desired output ?

 

Thanks,

Amit Dhiman

@ZeinabGad wrote:

Hello,

 

I'm facing a problem with the data I have 

 

In one table, I have a line, the shift and day, these three identify the row (Loading time) I need the Power Bi to fetch. 

In the other table (Machine breakdown) I have the same date, line and shift but they are repeated for different machines

 

I need to calculate the percentage of contribution of that machine in breakdowns from the time of the shift. 

 

Any Idea how?

 

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parry2k
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‎06-18-2019 03:01 PM

@ZeinabGad can you share sample data to show how your tables are and if they have relation?



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