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Hello Team,
I'm looking for solutions for the below issue,
based on estimated date and contractnumber I'm pulling the data in to the other table(I tried look up but not working so tried first non blank) , so here is output looks.
But what I am expecting is the item name should continue to populate till the next change in Itemname..
Please help.
Table3
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Hi @kkalyanrr
You may create a calendar table and then new the table as below:
Table 2 =
SELECTCOLUMNS (
FILTER (
GENERATE ( Table1, 'Calendar' ),
Table1[Date] <= 'Calendar'[_Date]
&& Table1[Next_date] > 'Calendar'[_Date]
),
"ID", Table1[ID],
"Date", 'Calendar'[_Date],
"Stage", Table1[Stage]
)
Regards,
Hi @kkalyanrr
It seems you may try to use GENERATE function.Could you explain more about your expected output?If you need further help,please follow the How to Get Your Question Answered Quickly to post your simple assumed data and expected output.
Regards,
@v-cherch-msft -- Here is the what I'm looking for ,
Till the next change in the "Stage" column the previous value has to be continued...
Hi @kkalyanrr
You may create a calendar table and then new the table as below:
Table 2 =
SELECTCOLUMNS (
FILTER (
GENERATE ( Table1, 'Calendar' ),
Table1[Date] <= 'Calendar'[_Date]
&& Table1[Next_date] > 'Calendar'[_Date]
),
"ID", Table1[ID],
"Date", 'Calendar'[_Date],
"Stage", Table1[Stage]
)
Regards,
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