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Hello i need some help about a new account base that i am doing.
I have a base off accounting and in the same time i have a full dimensional tables where the account flexfield correspond another account.
For example the account flex 702027005000 correspond an acount in a list that i have, but the poblems is that on the table tell me that the account that go between 702027001000 to 702027500000 there is a hyp account R400200 but 702027500000 to 702027999000 is a HYP account R400500. So the problems is that i don't know how to build the relations in this cases. Threre are others that there easy because one flex have one HYP Account, but i don´t know hov to do it in that cases.
Somebody knows how to build this kinds of relationships?
Regards
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Yes. Simply merge the data in Power Query, then do some filtering on nested tables. You'll get this result - Note: Once you load this, the account number will look fine depending on the format. Power Query uses scientific notation because it is such a large number:
You can see the steps in the PBIX file linked to here. But what I did was:
Let me know if that helps. For future reference on pasting data in here for us to use, please see this URL. Your data above has a ton of spaces and other characters that I spent more time cleaning up than I did working on the actual solution. 🙂
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MCSA: BI ReportingCan you be a bit more clear on what you are asking? I am a CPA and I don't know what a HYP Account is nor do I know what "base off accounting" is. I understand you are trying to build relationships between tables, but I cannot understand what the tables are. See links below:
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MCSA: BI ReportingFor example, in my base of information i have:
Account Import Account HYP
702027005000 $ 100.000 ?
702027503000 $ 500.000 ?
In my table of dimension i have:
Accoun HYP Account Between Account iniciate Account Finish
R400200 702027001000/702027500000 702027001000 702027500000
R400300 702027500001/702027999999 702027500001 702027999999
I need to build a relationship between the base and the dimension where the base can complete the necesari information like:
Account Import Account HYP
702027005000 $ 100.000 R400200
702027503000 $ 500.000 R400300
Is that posible?
Yes. Simply merge the data in Power Query, then do some filtering on nested tables. You'll get this result - Note: Once you load this, the account number will look fine depending on the format. Power Query uses scientific notation because it is such a large number:
You can see the steps in the PBIX file linked to here. But what I did was:
Let me know if that helps. For future reference on pasting data in here for us to use, please see this URL. Your data above has a ton of spaces and other characters that I spent more time cleaning up than I did working on the actual solution. 🙂
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DAX is for Analysis. Power Query is for Data Modeling
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MCSA: BI Reportingthanks you this is it!! very nice solution
Great @Anonymous . Glad you have a working solution now.
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MCSA: BI ReportingHI @Anonymous,
You can test to use this calculate column formula to lookup corresponds 'Account HYP' based on its account range:
Accoun HYP =
CALCULATE (
MAX ( 'dimension'[Accoun HYP] ),
FILTER (
ALL ( 'dimension' ),
'dimension'[Account iniciate] <= EARLIER ( 'information'[Account] )
&& 'dimension'[Account Finish] >= EARLIER ( 'information'[Account] )
)
)
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
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