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I've got a large table of values (added a picture for clarity)
The problem I'm having is that while some of the SO's and SI's have the same Order Number, only the SO's have a serial number. What can I use to make a new column which copies the serial numbers from the SO's that have matching ON's to their corresponding SI rows?
Any help is appreciated!
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There are different ways to accomplish this, but I believe this should work for you:
SerialNoRevised =
VAR _Order = [OrderNo]
VAR _SerialNo = CALCULATE( MAX([SerialNo]), FILTER( SN, SN[OrderNo] = _Order && SN[Source] = "SO" ))
RETURN
_SerialNo
OrderNoSourceSerialNoSerialNoRevised
1 | SO | 123 | 123 |
1 | SI | 123 | |
2 | SI | 456 | |
2 | SO | 456 | 456 |
In the future it would help to post sample data as a table, not an image. This will help in facilitating answers to your posts.
Regards,
Try this:
OrderSerialNumber =
VAR ThisOrderNumber = SerialTest[OrderNumber]
RETURN
MINX(
FILTER(
SerialTest,
SerialTest[OrderNumber] = ThisOrderNumber &&
SerialTest[RecordSource] = "SO"
),
SerialTest[SerialNumber]
)
There are different ways to accomplish this, but I believe this should work for you:
SerialNoRevised =
VAR _Order = [OrderNo]
VAR _SerialNo = CALCULATE( MAX([SerialNo]), FILTER( SN, SN[OrderNo] = _Order && SN[Source] = "SO" ))
RETURN
_SerialNo
OrderNoSourceSerialNoSerialNoRevised
1 | SO | 123 | 123 |
1 | SI | 123 | |
2 | SI | 456 | |
2 | SO | 456 | 456 |
In the future it would help to post sample data as a table, not an image. This will help in facilitating answers to your posts.
Regards,
Thank you! I'll do so next time.
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