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I have two tables, an aggregated table(AggrTbl) and another table (Lkup) is a lookup table. They are separate now but can be joined by Staff Name. I need help in calculating the Cost.
In the AggrTbl, I need to check if StaffName exists in Lkup table. If the StaffName exist, then i need to the corrosponding Rate. Then multiply Rate times AggrWklyHrs. If StaffName does not exist in Lkup table, then I have a default rate of 50. What formula should I use for Cost in the AggrTbl ?
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Try something like this:
Cost =
VAR varLookup =
LOOKUPVALUE (
Lkup[Rate];
Lkup[StaffName]; AggrTbl[StaffName]
)
RETURN
IF (
varLookup <> BLANK();
varLookup;
50
)
Regards
Try something like this:
Cost =
VAR varLookup =
LOOKUPVALUE (
Lkup[Rate];
Lkup[StaffName]; AggrTbl[StaffName]
)
RETURN
IF (
varLookup <> BLANK();
varLookup;
50
)
Regards
Worked perfectly. Thank you so much.
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