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Hello,
Currently, my data table has 'main' contracts (e.g. 328487) and also 'supplement' contracts (e.g. 328488), which can have many rows and are linked together in Column LinkRef1. I would like to create a new column to lookup MaturityDate of the supplement contracts to check if it is the same as the main contract:
This seems to give an error message 'A table of multiple values was supplied where a single value was expected'.
Ultimately, I would like to create this check for ValueDate, MaturityDate, and PrincipalFace. What would be the best solution for this?
Any help would be highly appreciated. Thank you!
Sample data:
| ContNo | LegNumber | LegType | LinkRef1 | TradeDate | ValueDate | MaturityDate | Original_Curr | PrincipalFace |
| 328488 | 0 | Pay | 328487 | Tue, 29/Aug/23 | Thu, 31/Aug/23 | Thu, 28/Nov/24 | EUR | 10000000 |
| 328488 | 0 | Receive | 328487 | Tue, 29/Aug/23 | Thu, 31/Aug/23 | Thu, 28/Nov/24 | EUR | -10000000 |
| 328487 | 0 | Invest | 328488 | Tue, 29/Aug/23 | Thu, 31/Aug/23 | Thu, 28/Nov/24 | EUR | -10000000 |
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maybe you can try this
Column = if(ISBLANK(maxx(FILTER('Table','Table'[ContNo]=EARLIER('Table'[LinkRef1])),'Table'[ContNo])),"No","Yes")
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Hi @pkruarat
Seems like you're trying to lookup a value from a column that has multiple values (ideally there should be one).
See if this formula helps you in any way:
Example =
CALCULATE (
FIRSTNONBLANK (Table[MaturityDate], 1 ),
FILTER ( ALL (Table), Table[ContNo] = Table2[LinkRef1])
)
Hello @azakir ,
Thank you for your suggestion! But, this seems to return just the lowest value/earliest date in the MaturityDate column for all rows.
what's the expected output based on the sample data you provided?
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Hello @ryan_mayu ,
The expected output is Yes for all 3 lines, please, because MaturityDate of 328488 and 328487 are the same.
I understand that the problem is that there are 2 lines for 328488. Is there a way to check against the first available matched value? They are matched through Column LinkRef1.
| ContNo | LegNumber | LegType | LinkRef1 | TradeDate | ValueDate | MaturityDate | Original_Curr | PrincipalFace | MDCheck |
| 328488 | 0 | Pay | 328487 | Tue, 29/Aug/23 | Thu, 31/Aug/23 | Thu, 28/Nov/24 | EUR | 10000000 | Yes |
| 328488 | 0 | Receive | 328487 | Tue, 29/Aug/23 | Thu, 31/Aug/23 | Thu, 28/Nov/24 | EUR | -10000000 | Yes |
| 328487 | 0 | Invest | 328488 | Tue, 29/Aug/23 | Thu, 31/Aug/23 | Thu, 28/Nov/24 | EUR | -10000000 | Yes |
maybe you can try this
Column = if(ISBLANK(maxx(FILTER('Table','Table'[ContNo]=EARLIER('Table'[LinkRef1])),'Table'[ContNo])),"No","Yes")
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This solved my problem! Thank you so much!
I'll use this to check other values as well 😃
you are welcome
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