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Anonymous
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6 years ago
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Return value based on matching value & Date difference

Hello,   Having an issue figuring out how to gather information from a seperate table comparing two different columns. Below are examples of tables. Case Table holds all cases with the date the cas...
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    az38
    6 years ago

    Hi Anonymous 

    try this calculated column

    Department = lookupvalue(DepartmentTable[Current Department];DepartmentTable[Employee Email];[Email];DepartmentTable[Job Date];calculate(max(DepartmentTable[Job Date]);filter(all(DepartmentTable);DepartmentTable[Employee Email]=[Email] && DepartmentTable[Job Date]<=[Date Created])))

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az38
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6 years ago

Hi Anonymous 

try this calculated column

Department = lookupvalue(DepartmentTable[Current Department];DepartmentTable[Employee Email];[Email];DepartmentTable[Job Date];calculate(max(DepartmentTable[Job Date]);filter(all(DepartmentTable);DepartmentTable[Employee Email]=[Email] && DepartmentTable[Job Date]<=[Date Created])))

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    Anonymous
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    6 years ago

    Hi az38 

    That worked perfect! Originally tried using Lookupvalue, but had no luck. Thank you!