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Problem to use DATEDIFF function between two dates which located in two but not directly related tables.
Task: Stock.Registration_Date - Invoices.InvoiceDate
Formula: NeedDate= DATEDIFF([Registration_Date],RELATED(Invoices[InvoiceDate]),WEEK)
Err: The column 'Invoices[InvoiceDate]' either doesn't exist or doesn't have a relationship to any table available in the current context
Comments: There two tables "Stock" and "Invoice" - they are related through table in between "InvoiceLines".
Thank you
Solved! Go to Solution.
Given the relationship, you may use RELATEDTABLE Function.
MAXX ( RELATEDTABLE ( Invoices ), Invoices[InvoiceDate] )
For now "Stock" table.. - where i am trying to create new Measure. (In the future this New Measure should be used in
report(Visualization)
but i mentioned those three tbls because tbl InvoiceLines is in between two Main tbls "Stock" and "Invoices"
I need one field from Stock and one from Invoices (they are not linked directly - but only through InvoiceLines )
tnx
Angelika
Given the relationship, you may use RELATEDTABLE Function.
MAXX ( RELATEDTABLE ( Invoices ), Invoices[InvoiceDate] )
Sam,
i think it solved my issue:
Weeks in stock = DATEDIFF([Registration_Date],MAXX(RELATEDTABLE(Invoices),Invoices[InvoiceDate]),WEEK)
I would never thought that MAXX can act as a little liason between "unrelated" tables
Thank you much
Angelika
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