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I have 3 Tables:
Table 1 (Name, Gender, Start Working Date, End Working Date)
John M 2018-04-28 2019-12-31
Adam M 2018-10-11 2019-12-31
Kerry F 2019-06-04 2020-12-31
Table 2 (AnnualEvent, Event Date)
Event A 2019-01-25
Event B 2019-08-31
Event A 2019-12-25
Table 3 (Leave Type, Gender, #Day)
CL F 4
CL M 4
ML F 45
PL M 30
I would like to:
(1) Count number of event (EventCount) that the Event Date is between the Start Working Date and End Working Date
(2) Lookup the #Day in Table 3 based on the Gender and Type
I want this number in new Table with column (Year, Name, Gender, EventCount, CL, ML ).
2018 Adam M 1 4 30
2018 John M 2 4 30
2019 Adam M 3 4 30
2019 Kerry F 2 4 45
2019 John M 3 4 45
2020 Kerry F 3 4 30
Could you please clarify the logic of achieving the EventCount, CL, ML in the new table?
Regards,
Jimmy Tao
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