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Hi Team,Help me with the following situation 🙂
Match Conditions 3
1)There are two tables need to match from one ID to another ID based on the condition. In both table these two columns ( Line number and Track number ) are common to the tables.Table A is left outerjoin to table B ON condition is Line number and Track number.
2)Then creating calculated colum MP Range.
MP range is the range between two Mp's (Thor mp, Cwr Mp) so subracting Thor Mp - Cwr Mp = value (Mp range).
Creating Mp range To find the Loose Mp range for the match condition.
Loose Mp range = .15
MP range <= Loose range
3)Same Rail should match in both the table Thor rail = CWR Rail. if all the rails are diffrent then match with close joint
Table A
Table B
Output table
Excepetion column based on written in python. but im new to power bi please help me out for the best match and exception column creation
if missing = true
return 'Missing'
else if
createException
def createException(i, thorList, cwrMP, cwrRP):
mpSync = False
railSync = False
tight = 0.02
if abs(cwrMP - thorList[i].getMP()) <= tight:
mpSync = True
if cwrRP == thorList[i].getRP(): (eg right = right or left = left)
railSync = True
if mpSync == True:
if railSync == True:
return 'No Exception'
else:
return 'Rail Out of Sync'
else:
if railSync == True:
return 'MP Out of Sync'
else:
return 'MP and Rail Out of Sync'
Data
https://ln5.sync.com/dl/bd0dd0280/h2wb67uu-a676nb9f-hmakf6m9-3ymfkzeb
Help is appreciated from my heart 🙂
@tamerj1 @amitchandak @Greg_Deckler @Arul @v-zhangti @PowerQuerryGuru @Ashish_Mathur @FreemanZ
Did you know you can merge on more than one column?
let
Source = Table.NestedJoin(#"THOR Data", {"Line Segment", "Track Number"}, #"CWR Data", {"Line Segment", "Track Number"}, "CWR Data", JoinKind.FullOuter),
#"Expanded CWR Data" = Table.ExpandTableColumn(Source, "CWR Data", {"CWR ID", "CWR MP", "CWR Rail"}, {"CWR ID", "CWR MP", "CWR Rail"})
in
#"Expanded CWR Data"
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