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Hello
I hope you do well. I need your help. Now I'm starting with learning functions in M and I've been stuck with an assumption.
Table Nº 1. Sales table:
Let
#"sales table"=
#table (
type table [Product= text, Date=date, Amount= number],
{
{"Product A",#date(2023,03,01),1000},
{"Product A",#date(2023,03,02),500},
{"Product A",#date(2023,03,03),750},
{"Product B",#date(2023,03,01),2000},
{"Product B",#date(2023,03,02),1500},
{"Product B",#date(2023,03,03),1750},
{"Product C",#date(2023,03,01),500},
{"Product C",#date(2023,03,02),250},
{"Product C",#date(2023,03,03),375}
}
)
in
#"sales table"
Table No. 2. Range table
Let
#"range table"=
#table(
{"Product","DateRange"},
{
{"Product A",{"01/03/2023","03/03/2023"}},
{"Product B",{"02/03/2023","03/03/2023"}},
{"Product C",{"01/03/2023","02/03/2023"}}
}
)
in
#"range table"
I need a function to be able to achieve this result in table Nº2
Please I need help.
Thank you
Hello
Excellent solution. Thank you very much for your help. We continue to learn from this wonderful M language.
We keep in touch.
let
#"sales table"=
#table (
type table [Product= text, Date=date, Amount= number],
{
{"Product A",#date(2023,03,01),1000},
{"Product A",#date(2023,03,02),500},
{"Product A",#date(2023,03,03),750},
{"Product B",#date(2023,03,01),2000},
{"Product B",#date(2023,03,02),1500},
{"Product B",#date(2023,03,03),1750},
{"Product C",#date(2023,03,01),500},
{"Product C",#date(2023,03,02),250},
{"Product C",#date(2023,03,03),375}
}
),
#"range table"=
#table(
{"Product","DateRange"},
{
{"Product A",{"01/03/2023","03/03/2023"}},
{"Product B",{"02/03/2023","03/03/2023"}},
{"Product C",{"01/03/2023","02/03/2023"}}
}
),
Joined = Table.NestedJoin(#"range table", "Product", #"sales table", "Product", "Joined", JoinKind.LeftOuter),
#"Filtered Amount" = Table.ReplaceValue(Joined, each List.Transform([DateRange], Date.From), null, (x,y,z) => List.Sum(Table.SelectRows(x, each y{0}<=[Date] and [Date]<=y{1})[Amount]), {"Joined"})
in
#"Filtered Amount"Expertise = List.Accumulate( {Days as from Today}, {Skills and Knowledge}, (Current, Everyday) => Current & Day.LearnAndPractise(Everyday) ) |
@Syndicate_Admin , I adjusted the date to suit the US format in Table 2. I added this new column
let
_st = Date.From([DateRange]{0}),
_end = Date.From([DateRange]{1}),
_prd = [Product],
_data = List.Sum(Table.SelectRows(Table1,each [Date] >= _st and [Date]<=_end and [Product] =_prd )[Amount])
in
_data
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