Hi,
Here is my solution for your problem:
1. Create a new table with only the City to connect with the other two tables
2. Use this measure:
Sum with Cond =
VAR _CurrDate = MAX(Table_B[Date])
VAR _Sum =
CALCULATE(
SUM(Table_A[Qty]),
FILTER(
Table_A,
Table_A[Date1]<_CurrDate && Table_A[Date2] >= _CurrDate
)
)
VAR _Result =
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
NOT(ISBLANK(_CurrDate)) && _Sum=0,"-",
NOT(ISBLANK(_CurrDate)),_Sum
)
RETURN
_Result
And on your table put this fields:
City from the new table, Date from the Table B and the Sum With Cond measure. Like this:
The final result would be this:
If you need any help please let me know.
Hi,
Here is my solution for your problem:
1. Create a new table with only the City to connect with the other two tables
2. Use this measure:
Sum with Cond =
VAR _CurrDate = MAX(Table_B[Date])
VAR _Sum =
CALCULATE(
SUM(Table_A[Qty]),
FILTER(
Table_A,
Table_A[Date1]<_CurrDate && Table_A[Date2] >= _CurrDate
)
)
VAR _Result =
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
NOT(ISBLANK(_CurrDate)) && _Sum=0,"-",
NOT(ISBLANK(_CurrDate)),_Sum
)
RETURN
_Result
And on your table put this fields:
City from the new table, Date from the Table B and the Sum With Cond measure. Like this:
The final result would be this:
If you need any help please let me know.
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