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johnf
Helper I
Helper I

Excluding values in a filter but keeping others needed for calculation

 

I'm stuck Man Frustrated and appreciate any advice from the community.

 

I have the following tables - 

 

INCOME

No of Months Since StartClientIncome
1Bob Smith$1000
8Bob Smith$2500
13Bob Smith$1000
17Bob Smith$1500
22Bob Smith$1900
5Simon Says$500
9Simon Says$1500

 

BUDGET

No of Months PredictedClientBudget
4Bob Smith$1000
12Bob Smith$9000
19Bob Smith$5000
26Bob Smith$2500
33Bob Smith$3000
8Simon Says$1500
12Simon Says$3000
19Simon Says$5000
27Simon Says$3500

 

JOINING TABLE

MonthsNamed Period
00 Months
10 Months
20 Months
30 Months
40 Months
50 Months
66 Months
76 Months
86 Months
96 Months
106 Months
116 Months
121 year
131 year
141 year
151 year
161 year
171 year
181.5 years
191.5 years
201.5 years
211.5 years
.......

 

The INCOME and BUDGET tables are joined via the JOINING table on "No of Months Since Start" * <- 1 "Months" 1 -> * "No of Months Predicted".

 

What the users want to be able to select is the "Named Period" (0 months, 6 months etc) and show the sum of INCOME up to that period and the sum of BUDGET up to that period where the client is over that number of months in the INCOME and exclude those who haven't gone in to this period.

 

For example if the "named Period" selected was 1 year then only Bob Smith would be summed for INCOME and BUDGET as Simon Says hasn't gone past 12 months in the INCOME table yet.

 

I can't quite figure out how to exclude rows based on the "Named Period" without excluding rows that need to be summed.

 

Any help would be apprecuiated.

 

Cheers,

John

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v-caliao-msft
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

Hi @johnf,

 

It's hard to understand your requirement, please provide us the details about it. In your scenario, how can you get JOINING TABLE by join INCOME and BUDGET table?

 

Regards,

Charlie Liao

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