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Dear Sir
Dax formula is a very difficult but fun tool for a simple user. I admire the Kudos who help the light users, thank you in advance.
I need to sum transactions between two dates.
But my problem is that I need to apply different periods for each customer.
For example,
For AAA customer, I have to take the periods from another table but that must be code 'A' and '1'.
Let's say the period should be 01/01/2023 to 01/10/2023. This is already in a period table.
For BBB customer, I have to take the periods from the same table but that must be code 'B' and '2'.
Likely said the period should be 01/10/2022 to 01/05/2023. This is also in the period table.
Following is the table sample.
Transactions
Customer Item Transaction Q'ty Transaction Date
AAA a 100 01/05/2023
AAA b 10 01/01/2022
BBB a 5 01/01/2023
BBB b 20 01/08/2022
Date
Customer Start Date End Date Code
AAA 01/01/2023 01/10/2023 1
AAA 01/01/2022 31/12/2022 2
BBB 01/10/2022 01/05/2023 1
BBB 01/10/2021 30/09/2022 2
Probably I need to create a table or I can use a measure that can create table visualization.
The result I need is...
Customer Transaction Item Code
AAA 100 a 1
AAA 10 b 2
BBB 5 a 1
BBB 20 b 2
Is this possible? It is okay whether I need to create a table or a measure.
Please help.
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Young_G_Han , You can add Code in table one as a new column and then join these two table
Code column in transaction
Maxx(filter(Date, Date[Customer] = Transactions[Customer] && Transactions[Transaction Date] >= Date[Start Date] && Transactions[Transaction Date] <= Date[End Date] ) , Date[Code])
Hi @Young_G_Han
First you need to create a item/code match in your period/dates table:
Code2 =
SWITCH ( 'Date'[Code], 1, "a", 2, "b" )
You can then use the calc column formula below to get the sales amount from anothe table based on a certain start and end dates:
Qty =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( Sales[Transaction Qty] ),
FILTER (
Sales,
Sales[Transaction Date] >= EARLIER ( 'Date'[Start Date] )
&& Sales[Transaction Date] <= EARLIER ( 'Date'[End Date] )
&& 'Sales'[Customer] = EARLIER ( 'Date'[Customer] )
&& Sales[Item] = EARLIER ( 'Date'[Code2] )
)
)
Please see attached pbix for reference.
Dear Sir
Thank you. This is very helpful me to understand date and add column.
@Young_G_Han , You can add Code in table one as a new column and then join these two table
Code column in transaction
Maxx(filter(Date, Date[Customer] = Transactions[Customer] && Transactions[Transaction Date] >= Date[Start Date] && Transactions[Transaction Date] <= Date[End Date] ) , Date[Code])
Dear Sir
It is working finely. I could add more columns as filter, this is very useful.
Thank you very much.
Regards,
Young.
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