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jdevalk77
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add custom column based on 2 different tables

Hi, I need some help;

 

I have 2 tables with a production date and both are linked with an ordernumber.

Now I would like to add a custom column;
If 'table1'[ordertype] = "open" THEN 'table1'[Productiondate] ELSE 'table2'[Productiondate]

Does anyone know what formula I should use?
Thanks in advance.


BR,

Jurgen

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pls see the attachment below





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ryan_mayu
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could you pls provide the sample data and expected output?





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Table1:

OrderOrdertypeProductiondate
1234Queue26-11-2022
2345Queue28-11-2022
3456OpenNULL
4567Queue30-11-2022
5678OpenNULL

 

Table2:

OrderProductiondate
345629-11-2022
567830-11-2022

 

Both NULL records in 1st table should be filled with the Productiondate from the 2nd table.

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pls see the attachment below





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