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I am trying to summarize two tables into one ,basically trying to join the 2 tables . The problem is that Table 1 has date-time intervals of 15 minutes whereas Table 2 has 1 date-time per day. So I get nulls of the 15 minute intervals. I would like the 15 minute intervals for that day (Table1) to be filled by the Plant Ratio per day (Table 2).
Table 1
Table 2
Table 3 (Result from summarizing table 1 and 2)
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@Anonymous , You can create a new column in Table one to bring ratio from table 2 like this
Plant Ratio = minx(filter(Table2, table1[intervalEnd].date=table2[Date] && Table1[plantId] = table2[measure_id]),Table2[Plant_Ratio])
You can add the conditions as per need
If table1[intervalEnd].date does not work, create a date from the intervalEnd
@Anonymous , You can create a new column in Table one to bring ratio from table 2 like this
Plant Ratio = minx(filter(Table2, table1[intervalEnd].date=table2[Date] && Table1[plantId] = table2[measure_id]),Table2[Plant_Ratio])
You can add the conditions as per need
If table1[intervalEnd].date does not work, create a date from the intervalEnd
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