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@pparmar I have used lookup because I have no relationship between both tables you can use related if you have a relationship with both tables.
Test =
IF (
'DOW 2'[DOW_requested]
= LOOKUPVALUE (
'Dow 1'[DOW_requested],
'Dow 1'[DOW_requested], 'DOW 2'[DOW_requested]
)
&& 'DOW 2'[Shipping Method]
= LOOKUPVALUE (
'Dow 1'[Shipping Method],
'Dow 1'[Shipping Method], 'DOW 2'[Shipping Method]
)
&& 'DOW 2'[Day Between]
<= LOOKUPVALUE (
'Dow 1'[Days Expected to Ship],
'Dow 1'[Days Expected to Ship], 'DOW 2'[Day Between]
),
"True",
"False"
)
I hope this helps you! Thank You!!
@pparmar I have used lookup because I have no relationship between both tables you can use related if you have a relationship with both tables.
Test =
IF (
'DOW 2'[DOW_requested]
= LOOKUPVALUE (
'Dow 1'[DOW_requested],
'Dow 1'[DOW_requested], 'DOW 2'[DOW_requested]
)
&& 'DOW 2'[Shipping Method]
= LOOKUPVALUE (
'Dow 1'[Shipping Method],
'Dow 1'[Shipping Method], 'DOW 2'[Shipping Method]
)
&& 'DOW 2'[Day Between]
<= LOOKUPVALUE (
'Dow 1'[Days Expected to Ship],
'Dow 1'[Days Expected to Ship], 'DOW 2'[Day Between]
),
"True",
"False"
)
I hope this helps you! Thank You!!
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