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Hello,
Got 2 tables:
Table 1
Health Plan Name | Health Plan Start Date | Health Plan End Date | Health Plan Cost Per Month
Plan A | 1/1/2014 | 12/31/2014 | 400
Plan A | 1/1/2015 | 12/31/2015 | 500
Plan A | 1/1/2016 | 12/31/2016 | 600
Table 2
Employee ID | Health Plan Name | Health Plan Select Start Date | Health Plan Select End Date
12345 | Plan A | 5/1/2014 | 2/31/2015
12346 | Plan A | 4/1/2016 |12/31/2078
12347 | Plan A | 7/1/2015 |12/31/2078
I need to connect these tables so I can run report & find out how much each employee should pay for any give period.
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Hi @dstramilov,
Based on your description, you want to get the summary pay of the employee, right?
If as I said, you can refer to below formula:
Total = var currStart=MAX(Sheet2[Health Plan Select Start Date]) var currEnd=MAX(Sheet2[Health Plan Select End Date]) var startRange=12-MONTH(currStart)+1 var endRange=MONTH(currEnd) var startPerMonth= LOOKUPVALUE(Sheet1[Health Plan Cost Per Month],Sheet1[Health Paln Start Date].[Year],YEAR(currStart)) var EndPerMonth= LOOKUPVALUE(Sheet1[Health Plan Cost Per Month],Sheet1[Health Plan End Date].[Year],YEAR(currEnd)) return if(AND([Middle Date Start]<>BLANK(),[Middle Date End]<>BLANK()),SUMX(FILTER(ALL(Sheet1),AND(Sheet1[Health Paln Start Date]>=[Middle Date Start],Sheet1[Health Plan End Date]<=[Middle Date End])),Sheet1[Health Plan Cost Per Month]*12),0)+ startRange*startPerMonth+endRange*EndPerMonth
Tables:
Measure to get the middle start date and end date:
Middle Date Start =
var currStart=MAX([Health Plan Select Start Date])
var currEnd= MAX([Health Plan Select End Date])
return
if(DATEDIFF(currStart,currEnd,DAY)>=365, DATE(YEAR( currStart)+1,1,1),BLANK())
Middle Date End =
var currStart = MAX([Health Plan Select Start Date])
var currEnd = MAX([Health Plan Select End Date])
return
if(DATEDIFF(currStart,currEnd,DAY)>=365, DATE(YEAR( currEnd)-1,12,31),BLANK())
Create visual to display the result:
Notice: I spilt the date range based on three points: start part , middle part, end part.(start date to 12.31, the full years range, 1.1 to end date)
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
Another option would be to add a column in the query editor, that would create one line for each month in both tables. You could then connect these tables by the date (either directly or via a calendar-table):
This formula in an added-custom columnn would create a list on you first table with all months-end-dates within the range:
List.Distinct(List.Transform({Number.From([Health Plan Start Date])..Number.From([Health Plan End Date])}, each Date.EndOfMonth(Date.From(_))))
Simply replace the bolded expressions by the column names of your 2nd table.
You then just have to expand this column and all the rows will be created automatically. Just load to the data model then.
It will drag on the performance, but seems a bit quicker to implement.
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Hi @dstramilov,
Based on your description, you want to get the summary pay of the employee, right?
If as I said, you can refer to below formula:
Total = var currStart=MAX(Sheet2[Health Plan Select Start Date]) var currEnd=MAX(Sheet2[Health Plan Select End Date]) var startRange=12-MONTH(currStart)+1 var endRange=MONTH(currEnd) var startPerMonth= LOOKUPVALUE(Sheet1[Health Plan Cost Per Month],Sheet1[Health Paln Start Date].[Year],YEAR(currStart)) var EndPerMonth= LOOKUPVALUE(Sheet1[Health Plan Cost Per Month],Sheet1[Health Plan End Date].[Year],YEAR(currEnd)) return if(AND([Middle Date Start]<>BLANK(),[Middle Date End]<>BLANK()),SUMX(FILTER(ALL(Sheet1),AND(Sheet1[Health Paln Start Date]>=[Middle Date Start],Sheet1[Health Plan End Date]<=[Middle Date End])),Sheet1[Health Plan Cost Per Month]*12),0)+ startRange*startPerMonth+endRange*EndPerMonth
Tables:
Measure to get the middle start date and end date:
Middle Date Start =
var currStart=MAX([Health Plan Select Start Date])
var currEnd= MAX([Health Plan Select End Date])
return
if(DATEDIFF(currStart,currEnd,DAY)>=365, DATE(YEAR( currStart)+1,1,1),BLANK())
Middle Date End =
var currStart = MAX([Health Plan Select Start Date])
var currEnd = MAX([Health Plan Select End Date])
return
if(DATEDIFF(currStart,currEnd,DAY)>=365, DATE(YEAR( currEnd)-1,12,31),BLANK())
Create visual to display the result:
Notice: I spilt the date range based on three points: start part , middle part, end part.(start date to 12.31, the full years range, 1.1 to end date)
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
I think you are getting very close, I am getting this error:
"A table of multiple values was supplied where a single value was expected."
Could you send me actual .pbix file please.
Hi @dstramilov,
If below file is not help, plese feel free to let me know.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
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