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Anonymous
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Date from another table

Hi everybody,

 

Certainly a stupid question for most of you but I really do not find a way to handle this.

 

2 tables -> 1° Invoices  ; 2° Invoices_lines (ImputationMultiple)

 

In the first table I have the date and in the second the details of my invoices.

 

I linked the two tables in the architecture on basis of an ID and now, I'm trying to make a measure to :

 

Calculate the sum of the amount of my lines for the invoices having a date > to another calculated date.

 

I tried many possibilites but I don't reach my goal.

 

Example : 

Prev_CA= calculate(sum(ImputationMultiple[Amount]);ImputationMultiple[Account]="700000";ImputationMultiple[IDTable]="33";DATESBETWEEN(Invoices[Date_Invoice];[DateClot+1];ENDOFYEAR(Invoices[Date_Invoice])))
 
 
Does someone can help me please?
 
Thanks a lot and have a nice day
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v-chuncz-msft
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@Anonymous 

 

You may use RELATED to add a calculated column first.

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amitchandak
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@Anonymous , Join your Invoice date with a date table  and try like 

Prev_CA= calculate(sum(ImputationMultiple[Amount]);ImputationMultiple[Account]="700000";ImputationMultiple[IDTable]="33";
DATESBETWEEN(Date[Date];[DateClot+1];ENDOFYEAR(Date[Date])))

 

Not sure what you wanted in [DateClot+1], correct that

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Anonymous
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@amitchandak 

 

Thanks for your proposal but doesn't work.

 

DateClot+1 is the other date from which I would like to start the filter of my dates... 

The idea is to take the real sales amount until "DateClot" and to calculate the amount like I said from "DateClot"+1 day.

 

Greg_Deckler
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