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Hi All,
I have two tables:
1. List of every day of the year
2. List of (Column A) Record Dates that are taken on working days, and (Column B) a list of values.
I need to do an appoximate match that returns Column B in Table 2, into Table 1. The issue is that a lookupvalue will not work as there is not an exact match for the weekend dates in table 1. In the case that the date is a weekend, i need to return the value for the following working day (i.e. the next value in column B in table 2).
Example is as follows:
Table 1 Table 2 Desired Outcome
Desired Outcome: (Achieved with Appoximate Index Match in Excel)
Thank you!
Hi, @Anonymous
Based on my research, you may create a measure as follows.
Value =
var _currentdate = MAX('Table 1'[Date])
var _weekno = WEEKDAY(_currentdate)
return
IF(
_weekno in {2,3,4,5,6},
LOOKUPVALUE('Table 2'[ColumnB],'Table 2'[Date],_currentdate),
IF(
_weekno in {1,7},
LOOKUPVALUE('Table 2'[ColumnB],'Table 2'[Date],
CALCULATE(
MIN('Table 1'[Date]),
FILTER(
ALL('Table 1'),
'Table 1'[Date]>_currentdate&&
WEEKDAY('Table 1'[Date]) = 2
)
)
),
BLANK()
)
)
Then you can put it in the table visual and here is the result.
Best Regards
Allan
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I would create a 2nd column in table 1 that contains the "Monday" date for Saturday and Sunday entries. Then link Table 1 and Table 2 based on this new column. You can hide this new column to remove it from the report if required.
Depending on how your data is stored (i.e. as a date). You can get Day of the week out of the date, and then either add 1 or 2 to the result depending on whether its Saturday or Sunday.