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‎10-14-2019 12:03 AM

Hi,

 

there are two tables visit, stock count.  the scnario is we need the stock count quantity in visit table by comparing the customer and date. there might be more tahn 1 visit for a customer in a day.

customer->visit(one-many)

customer->stock count(one-many)

 

Thanks

 

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‎10-14-2019 09:49 PM

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You may try to use SUMX and RELATEDTABLE.

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You may try to use SUMX and RELATEDTABLE.

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