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Hello.
I have the following problem:
2 tables:
- "Dates": a date table with 3 columns: Date (calendar dates); inferiordate (calendar date - 2 days + 16h); superiordate (calendar date - 1 day + 15h59);
correcteddate: (
if weekday of superiordate = saturday; adds 3 days to superiordate;
if weekday of superiordate = sunday; adds 2 days to superiordate;
if weekday of superiordate = monday; adds 1 days to superiordate;
if weekday of superiordate = friday; adds 3 days to superiordate;
else; adds 1 days to superiordate;
This means that the correctedate will have duplicate dates.
Then, I have other table with production data and with "End of assignment" timestamp.
I want to do the following:
If [end of assignment] is between inferiordate and superiordate, assume correcteddate.
The problem is that I can't create relationships between the tables because I have repeteated dates.
Any help?
Thanks.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Move you logic from the date table to your measures.
Move you logic from the date table to your measures.
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