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I have this data set:
In this "Flow" comes from an excel file and the rest from 1 other data source.
Now I want to do an excel like funtion like:
If 'Flow' = "Reworked" then
TRUE - If ('Amt LC' > -50 ; 'Quantity' ; 0)
FALSE - 0
But I am having a hard time getting this (what I think) easy calculation.
Could somebody put me on my way?
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@rpinxt ,
If the two tables are related to each other this will work.
Regards,
Ashfiya
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@Anonymous well not understanding your logic fully.
Tried this :
First of I do not understand why you reference Flow by using a MAX?
From table 'AVN Rework Flow' I want to check if the value is "Reworked"
And from table 'AVN Rework' I want to check if the amount is more/less then - 50
If these are both true then I want to show the quantity.
And if it is false I want to show 0 (quantity).
As you see now the true and false are all over the place.
Reworked shows false but also Other shows false.
And x shows true (guessing with the max you where thinking that Reworked would be the word highest in alphabet?)
@rpinxt ,
If the two tables are related to each other this will work.
Regards,
Ashfiya
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@Anonymous thanks this is apparently working:
Now I have only output for the Flow Reworked.
Still have to study the code to grasp why the (excel) vlookup is done with Max but it is working.
Those 2 tables are linked together with 'FlowKey'.
Above you see this key. This is present in both tables.
Thanks for the help!
@Anonymous aiii I spoke to soon....
I put in some more detail and now it is not working anymore.
I had put in example on a higher level to make it better readable.
But now I only put in 1 extra field :
As you see the yellow lines are ok as the amount is less then -50
But the red line it is -42 which is more then -50 so that should not be 0
**EDIT**: ohhh never mind...complete losing the overview here....
Its -42.000 which clearly is more than -50....😖
Will experiment so more.
Maybe I do have to do a calculated colum as I notice it is really laggy because it needs to calculate each row.
Not sure if that will work with fields from 2 tables.
Maybe have to do a union if that is possible.....
Lots to experiment 🤣
@rpinxt ,
Correct me if I am wrong, your condition is
IF
flow = Reworked AND Amt LC > -50
result = Show Quantity Value
Else
result = 0 (false )
I was able to solve my problem 😁
I merged the source with the excel file based on 'FlowKey'.
Now I had everything in 1 table. Then with calculated columns it was easy(er) to get the amounts that I wanted.
Thanks for your help
@rpinxt
Since it's a row-by-row operation in the measure, irrespective of any aggregation ( min or max ) it will take the value itself. Since you mentioned "Flow" and my "Quantity" come from 2 different tables. How are these tables related to each other? Do you have any primary column?
Hi @rpinxt ,
I tried this measure as per my understanding. [TRUE - If ('Amt LC' > -50 ; 'Quantity' ; 0) ] I did not understand the 2nd condition for Quantity. Please check the below measure.
Regards,
Ashfiya
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Ok this looks like it could work but my "Flow" and my "Quantity" come from 2 different tables.
Here you have them both in 'Sheet1'.
I think that is were my problem is.
Do you want to create a new column based on that condition?
No I do not want a new column as the data involved comes from 2 different tables in my data sources.
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