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Hello,
I am trying to measure OnTimeDelivery using PowerBI in Direct Query Mode connected to Syspro. The date fields are in multiple tables with a One to Many relationships linked to SalesOrder. Below are the basics of the tables fields.
SorMaster[SalesOrder]
SorMaster[OrderDate]
ArSalesMove[SalesOrder]
ArSalesMove[ShipDate]
The measure code looks like this.
Days-Ship = DATEDIFF(SorMaster[OrderDate],ArSalesMove[TrnDate],DAY)
The error is this.
My PowerBi combined table looks like this.
Any ideas on what I am doing wrong? I am new to this.
Clint
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Hey @knotpc
you need to provide a single value for the OrderDate or else the measure is not going to know which instance of the OrderDate to use. To get a round this, you can specify FIRSTDATE(SorMaster[OrderDate]) or maybe LASTDATE(SorMaster[OrderDate]). This will filter the OrderDate down to a single value that the measure can digest.
Hope this helps,
Parker
Hey @knotpc
you need to provide a single value for the OrderDate or else the measure is not going to know which instance of the OrderDate to use. To get a round this, you can specify FIRSTDATE(SorMaster[OrderDate]) or maybe LASTDATE(SorMaster[OrderDate]). This will filter the OrderDate down to a single value that the measure can digest.
Hope this helps,
Parker
Parker,
It took me a bit of Googling, to figure what you proposed as I am a NOOB. But, it worked once I did the following.
New Measure
Days-Ship = DATEDIFF(
FIRSTDATE(SorMaster[OrderDate]),
FIRSTDATE(ArSalesMove[TrnDate]),
DAY)
Thanks for your help.