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Hi , i am trying to add to my transaction table , the price from the price list.
transactiontbl:
Customer, Date, Amount
PriceListtbl:
[From Date],[To Date],[Customer],[Price]
please help me, to add the price to transactiontbl
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous
Implement the below DAX and let me know if this is what you're looking for?
Create a new column applying the below DAX.
Price=
CALCULATE( AVERAGE( PriceListtbl[Price] ),
FILTER( PriceListtbl,
PriceListtbl[FromDate] <= ( transactiontbl[Date] )
&& PriceListtbl[ToDate] >= ( transactiontbl[Date] )
&& PriceListtbl[Customer] = ( transactiontbl[Customer] )
)
)
Then taking it a step further to work out the Amount * Price per Customer, ignoring the date (although the Price is reflected by Date period in the first calculation) - see below:
Create a new table apply the below DAX:
tPRICE =
GROUPBY( transactiontbl, transactiontbl[Customer],
"PRICEPRICE", SUMX( CURRENTGROUP(), transactiontbl[cPrice] * transactiontbl[Amount] )
)
Note: you can rename the column/table to anything you want.
@Anonymous
Implement the below DAX and let me know if this is what you're looking for?
Create a new column applying the below DAX.
Price=
CALCULATE( AVERAGE( PriceListtbl[Price] ),
FILTER( PriceListtbl,
PriceListtbl[FromDate] <= ( transactiontbl[Date] )
&& PriceListtbl[ToDate] >= ( transactiontbl[Date] )
&& PriceListtbl[Customer] = ( transactiontbl[Customer] )
)
)
Then taking it a step further to work out the Amount * Price per Customer, ignoring the date (although the Price is reflected by Date period in the first calculation) - see below:
Create a new table apply the below DAX:
tPRICE =
GROUPBY( transactiontbl, transactiontbl[Customer],
"PRICEPRICE", SUMX( CURRENTGROUP(), transactiontbl[cPrice] * transactiontbl[Amount] )
)
Note: you can rename the column/table to anything you want.
Thank you,
Is there an option to do it in power query?
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