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Find element in another table based on DateTime range
Hi,
I struggle to link two element in two different table.
So I have two table ; "Planned route" and "Actual route".
I want to compare if all my planned rout are well executed.
For example;
for the planned route "0004264" planned at 00h20 on 6/10/2022
I need to check if I find a record in my actual table of "0004264" with "ActrouDateTime" between 5/10/2022 22h20 and 6/10/2022 02h20 (PlarouDateTime + and - 2 hours)
Thanks for your help,
Don
Hi DonPepe
Thanks for reaching out to us.
you can try this measure
Measure = var _start=MIN(StagPlannedData[PlarouDateTime])-2/24 var _end= MIN(StagPlannedData[PlarouDateTime])+2/24 var _count=CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(StagFullYearDLL),FILTER(ALL(StagFullYearDLL),StagFullYearDLL[ActrouDateTime]<=_end && StagFullYearDLL[ActrouDateTime]>=_start)) return IF(_count>=1,"Y","N")Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Tang
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3 Replies
- DonPepeHelper II
Hi,
I already try with the measure below but I dont have the record if the actual route occure before midnight.
LinkPlannedActBis = var _minDateTime = MAX(StagPlannedData[PlarouDateTime])-TIME(2,0,0) var _maxDateTime = MAX(StagPlannedData[PlarouDateTime])+TIME(2,0,0) return IF( MAX(StagPlannedData[PLAROU Code])=MAX(StagFullYearDLL[ACTROU Code]) && MAX(StagFullYearDLL[ActrouDateTime])>_minDateTime && MAX(StagFullYearDLL[ActrouDateTime])<_maxDateTime, "Y", "N" )Fyi ; StagFullYearDLL = Actual table
Regards,
Don
- v-xiaotangCommunity Support
Hi DonPepe
Thanks for reaching out to us.
you can try this measure
Measure = var _start=MIN(StagPlannedData[PlarouDateTime])-2/24 var _end= MIN(StagPlannedData[PlarouDateTime])+2/24 var _count=CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(StagFullYearDLL),FILTER(ALL(StagFullYearDLL),StagFullYearDLL[ActrouDateTime]<=_end && StagFullYearDLL[ActrouDateTime]>=_start)) return IF(_count>=1,"Y","N")Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Tang
If this post helps, please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
- DonPepeHelper II
Hi v-xiaotang ,
Thanks for your help !
Unfortunately I had the same results than my previous measure, so finaly I did multiple merges in Powerquery and now I have what I want.
Thanks again for your help,
Don