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I have two tables
1) tblSelection - this only has one row of data
2) tblMatches - this has 4m rows of data
They are joined in a one:many by a field named referenceNumber. Both tables have identical columns
There is a column in both tables called AgeOfCompany. All I want to do is add a column to tblMatches where:
IF (AND(tblMatches[AgeOfCompany] >= tblSelection[AgeOf Company] *0.8 , tblMatches tblMatches[AgeOfCompany] ,<= tblSelection[AgeOf Company] *1.2) then 1 else 0
I am lost as how to do this. If you can help, please do! Obviously, as they are joined, I can only get a 1 in the linked record
I can see you are frustrated.
Next time , please provide a (small) data sample.
The column will probably look like this:
ColumnS = IF
(AND
(tblMatches[AgeOfCompany] >= RELATED(tblSelection[AgeOfCompany]) *0.8 ,
tblMatches[AgeOfCompany] <= RELATED(tblSelection[AgeOfCompany]) *1.2),
1 , 0)
Please test at your side.
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