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bullozah123
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Fill table based on information according to date.

Hello, 

 

I'm currently having dificultes in fiding a way to do this. 

 

Basically I have two tables, one with the order information: 

Product DateMaterial
O101/01/2022Iron 
O205/02/2022Plastic
O309/02/2023Iron 

 

And one with the supplier information: 

Supplier ContractDateLimitSupplies
StarkIndustries01/01/2023Iron
Plasticman01/01/9999Plastic
WaineEnterprises01/01/9999Iron

 

As you can see, the supplier of iron changed. 

 

What I would like to do is to create a column in the order table with this information. 

 

Basically this: 

 

Product DateMaterialSupplier
O101/01/2022Iron StarkIndustries
O205/02/2022PlasticPlasticMan
O309/02/2023Iron WaineEnterprises

 

Thank you very much for the help. 

 

@amitchandak @Greg_Deckler @FreemanZ @Sahir_Maharaj 

 

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Sahir_Maharaj
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Hello @bullozah123,

 

Supplier = 
VAR CurrentDate = Orders[Date]
VAR Material = Orders[Material]
RETURN
CALCULATE(
    FIRSTNONBLANK(Suppliers[Supplier], 1),
    Suppliers[Supplies] = Material,
    Suppliers[ContractDateLimit] >= CurrentDate
)

 

This formula uses a combination of the CALCULATE, FIRSTNONBLANK, and VAR functions to create a new column called "Supplier" in the Orders table. It looks up the supplier that supplies the material for each order and that has an active contract as of the order date.

 

Let me know if you might need further assistance.


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Sahir_Maharaj
Community Champion
Community Champion

Hello @bullozah123,

 

Supplier = 
VAR CurrentDate = Orders[Date]
VAR Material = Orders[Material]
RETURN
CALCULATE(
    FIRSTNONBLANK(Suppliers[Supplier], 1),
    Suppliers[Supplies] = Material,
    Suppliers[ContractDateLimit] >= CurrentDate
)

 

This formula uses a combination of the CALCULATE, FIRSTNONBLANK, and VAR functions to create a new column called "Supplier" in the Orders table. It looks up the supplier that supplies the material for each order and that has an active contract as of the order date.

 

Let me know if you might need further assistance.


Did I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution, this will help others!  

If my response(s) assisted you in any way, don't forget to drop me a "Kudos" 🙂

Kind Regards,
Sahir Maharaj
P.S. Want me to build your Power BI solution?
Data Scientist | Data Engineer | Data Analyst | AI Engineer

➤ Website: https://sahirmaharaj.com

➤ Email: sahir@sahirmaharaj.com

➤ Lets connect on LinkedIn: Join my network of 12K+ professionals

➤ Want me to build your Power BI solution? Lets chat about how I can assist!

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rajulshah
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@bullozah123 ,

 

Can you explain by what logic are you relating Product with Supplier?

I'm sorry but I don't understand your question... Do you want to know what is the relationship between these two tables? 

The problem starts there and goes all the way to what I've said. I've tried to relate the material with supplies, but I don't think that makes a lot of sense. 

I didn't give that information because, I have no clue on what relationship should there be in this type of situations. 

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