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Luxsta85
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Hi,

 

I'm having an issue showing the Quantity of stock due in on the Date it is due in. For example, we have a product 36965 which has 510 pieces due in on 14/03/24. However, on the Desktop board i have created it seems to combine quantities from 2 seperate dates and then displays them I need it to show the incoming quantity for the latest delivery date.

 

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@Luxsta85 

my bad 

Expected Qty = 

var ds =  filter( 
    SUMMARIZE(
    Purchase_Order_Line_Excel,
     Purchase_Order_Line_Excel[ExpDate],
     Purchase_Order_Line_Excel[Exp Date],
     Purchase_Order_Line_Excel[Quantity]
    )
     ,  Purchase_Order_Line_Excel[exp date] <> "Delivered" ) 

var res = 
SELECTCOLUMNS(
index(
    1,
    ds,
    ORDERBY(Purchase_Order_Line_Excel[ExpDate],ASC)
),Purchase_Order_Line_Excel[Quantity])

return res

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Luxsta85
New Member

Absolute legend! That all worked a treat. Thank you very much!

Daniel29195
Super User
Super User

@Luxsta85 

NB : i notice that your dates are in datatype  general -->  convert the datatype to date .

try the following measure : 

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measure 1  : 

measure 1 = 

var ds =  filter( Table3 ,  Table3[exp date] <> "Delivered" ) 

var res = 

firstnonblank(ds , Table3[ExpDate])

return SELECTCOLUMNS(res,Table3[ExpDate])

 

 

 

let me know if this helps.

 

 

If my answer helped sort things out for you, i would appreciate a thumbs up 👍 and mark it as the solution
It makes a difference and might help someone else too. Thanks for spreading the good vibes! 🤠

 

 

measure 2 

measure 2 = 

var ds =  filter( Table3 ,  Table3[exp date] <> "Delivered" ) 

var res = 

firstnonblank(ds , Table3[ExpDate])

return SELECTCOLUMNS(res,Table3[Quantity])

 

Hi @Daniel29195 

 

Thanks for you response!

 

That nearly worked, seems to be skippping the March date and showing May, can't figure out why.

 

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@Luxsta85 

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measure 1 

Expected Del = 

var ds =  filter( 
    SUMMARIZE(
    Purchase_Order_Line_Excel,
     Purchase_Order_Line_Excel[ExpDate],
     Purchase_Order_Line_Excel[Exp Date]
    )
     ,  Purchase_Order_Line_Excel[exp date] <> "Delivered" ) 

var res = 
SELECTCOLUMNS(
index(
    1,
    ds,
    ORDERBY(Purchase_Order_Line_Excel[ExpDate],ASC)
),Purchase_Order_Line_Excel[ExpDate])

return res

 

 

 

measur 2 : 

Expected Del = 

var ds =  filter( 
    SUMMARIZE(
    Purchase_Order_Line_Excel,
     Purchase_Order_Line_Excel[ExpDate],
     Purchase_Order_Line_Excel[Exp Date]
    )
     ,  Purchase_Order_Line_Excel[exp date] <> "Delivered" ) 

var res = 
SELECTCOLUMNS(
index(
    1,
    ds,
    ORDERBY(Purchase_Order_Line_Excel[ExpDate],ASC)
),Purchase_Order_Line_Excel[ExpDate])

return res

 

 

 

 

 

let me know if this helps . 

 

 

 

 

If my answer helped sort things out for you, i would appreciate a thumbs up 👍 and mark it as the solution
It makes a difference and might help someone else too. Thanks for spreading the good vibes! 🤠

Hi @Daniel29195,

 

Measure 2 seems to be the same as meaure 1

@Luxsta85 

my bad 

Expected Qty = 

var ds =  filter( 
    SUMMARIZE(
    Purchase_Order_Line_Excel,
     Purchase_Order_Line_Excel[ExpDate],
     Purchase_Order_Line_Excel[Exp Date],
     Purchase_Order_Line_Excel[Quantity]
    )
     ,  Purchase_Order_Line_Excel[exp date] <> "Delivered" ) 

var res = 
SELECTCOLUMNS(
index(
    1,
    ds,
    ORDERBY(Purchase_Order_Line_Excel[ExpDate],ASC)
),Purchase_Order_Line_Excel[Quantity])

return res

@Luxsta85 

could you please share the file to i can take a look ? 

because from my side, it works fine , 

Daniel29195_0-1708076897995.png

 

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