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Hi All,
I'm struggling with the calculations below is the data i.e. is Table1 & Table2, they have Many(Table1) to One(Table2) relationship.
I want that if ID & Country from Table1 has a matching record with the same ID & Country from Table2 then give me the Status column value for that matching record which would be TRUE/FALSE which I have deriverd.
I want help from you guys that for Non matching values(N) from Table1 with respect to Table2, Non matching Countries from Table1 should refer to the ALL value from Country column from Table2 & in the output we should get the Status column value of the ALL value of the Country column.
Inshort I want the values from STATUS column when ID&COUNTRY is matching we want STATUS of that particular ID&COUNTRY & for Nonmatching values it should refer to the Country = ALL & should return the Status value of the ALL value to all the nonmatching values of that particular ID
I'm trying to create a calculated column as:
Hi Arul,
I had created a calculated column which contains concatenation of id&country in both the tables. When you create that you will see a Many(Table1) to One(Table2) relationship.
If you still have any doubts do reply on this post.
Thanks & Regards
CG20
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