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Calculate Column based on different tables
Hello forum,
I hope you can help me on this one... :smileyfrustrated:
I got the following two tables Lifecycle and Parts produced:
Lifecycle
Parts produced
I would like to calculate the column Lifecycle (parts produced) in the Lifecycle table.
It should be based on the Action 'Install', Partnumber as well as Line.
For the green example:
Partnumber 0804 431 961 was installed on 1st Jan and 10th Jan --> Lifcecycle from 1/1/2018 - 1/10/2018
Partnumber 0804 431 961 belongs to Line 71 --> Parts produced table gives me the information that Line 71 produced a total of 2350 parts during the Lifcycle interval.
Is it possible to calculate such a column?
If what I am trying to do is not clear to you or your need further information please let me know.
Hi zombieug
Try this calculated column in LifeCycle
LifeCycleProduction = VAR PreviousInstallDate = CALCULATE ( MAX ( Lifecycle[Date] ), FILTER ( ALLEXCEPT ( Lifecycle, Lifecycle[PartNumber] ), Lifecycle[Actions] = "Install" && Lifecycle[Date] < EARLIER ( Lifecycle[Date] ) ) ) RETURN IF ( Lifecycle[Actions] = "Install" && NOT ( ISBLANK ( PreviousInstallDate ) ), CALCULATE ( SUM ( PartsProduced[Partsproduced] ), FILTER ( PartsProduced, PartsProduced[Line] = Lifecycle[Line] && PartsProduced[Date] >= PreviousInstallDate && PartsProduced[Date] <= Lifecycle[Date] ) ) )
2 Replies
- Zubair_MuhammadCommunity Champion
Hi zombieug
Try this calculated column in LifeCycle
LifeCycleProduction = VAR PreviousInstallDate = CALCULATE ( MAX ( Lifecycle[Date] ), FILTER ( ALLEXCEPT ( Lifecycle, Lifecycle[PartNumber] ), Lifecycle[Actions] = "Install" && Lifecycle[Date] < EARLIER ( Lifecycle[Date] ) ) ) RETURN IF ( Lifecycle[Actions] = "Install" && NOT ( ISBLANK ( PreviousInstallDate ) ), CALCULATE ( SUM ( PartsProduced[Partsproduced] ), FILTER ( PartsProduced, PartsProduced[Line] = Lifecycle[Line] && PartsProduced[Date] >= PreviousInstallDate && PartsProduced[Date] <= Lifecycle[Date] ) ) )- zombieugHelper I
As always flawless. Thank you sir.