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Hi guys,
I have a table which party looks as follows:
Customer, Order#, OrderDate, SalesChannel
We can have multiple customers, with multiple OrderDates, and SalesChannels, but there can only be one Order#.
I need a 5th column which returns to me the first SalesChanel based on Orderdate and Order#
It needs to look at the OrderDate first, and Order# second. The reason for this is we have used multiple Order# formats over time.
Hopefully one of you guys can help me with this problem. If it's not clear I can post some screenshots.
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HI @AdiKujan,
You can try to use below formula if it works on your side:
First SalesChannel = VAR min_date = CALCULATE ( MIN ( Table[OrderDate] ), FILTER ( ALL ( Table ), [Customer] = EARLIER ( Table[Customer] ) && [Order#] = EARLIER ( Table[Order#] ) ) ) RETURN CALCULATE ( MIN ( Table[SalesChannel] ), FILTER ( ALL ( Table ), [Customer] = EARLIER ( Table[Customer] ) && [Order#] = EARLIER ( Table[Order#] ) && [OrderDate] = min_date ) )
If above not help, can you please share some sample data for test and coding formula?
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
HI @AdiKujan,
You can try to use below formula if it works on your side:
First SalesChannel = VAR min_date = CALCULATE ( MIN ( Table[OrderDate] ), FILTER ( ALL ( Table ), [Customer] = EARLIER ( Table[Customer] ) && [Order#] = EARLIER ( Table[Order#] ) ) ) RETURN CALCULATE ( MIN ( Table[SalesChannel] ), FILTER ( ALL ( Table ), [Customer] = EARLIER ( Table[Customer] ) && [Order#] = EARLIER ( Table[Order#] ) && [OrderDate] = min_date ) )
If above not help, can you please share some sample data for test and coding formula?
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng