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Hi all,
I have a a table with invoices called "Data" - columns(Customer_name,amount,issued_date,duedate,paid_date, invoice no.)
I would like to have result:
for every day - Amount which is after due date based on customer.
I created a calendar table with Column DATE
KALENDAR = CALENDAR(calculate(min(DATA[ISSUED_DATE])),CALCULATE(max(DATA[PAID_DATE])))
And I created a new column
Hi @michalpribyl,
Can you please share some dummy data with a similar data structure to test? It should help to test coding formula.
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In addition, you can also take a look at the following blog for some common scenarios. (start date, end date part)
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
@michalpribyl , Once you create a date table, you join with all dates. On active and other inactive. Now you can activate using userelation. Then there will no need to this between date. Similarly, if the customer is in the same table or in joined table it will filter automatically.
For use relation example refer
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