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Hi,
I need to create a column for the below Tableau function using DAX between two tables?
Output =
{FIXED [Epic Link], [ABC Review]: MAX (
IF Table1[ABC Review] = "ABC1" THEN Table2 [Planning1]
ELSEIF Table1[ABC Review] = "ABC2" THEN Table2 [Planning2]
ELSEIF Table1[ABC Review] = "ABC3" AND Table2 [XYZ1 Date] > Table2 [ABC2 Date] THEN Table2 [XYZ1 Date]
ELSEIF Table1[ABC Review] = "ABC3" AND Table2 [XYZ1 Date] < Table2 [ABC2 Date] THEN Table2 [ABC2 Date]
ELSEIF Table1[ABC Review] = "ABC4" AND Table2 [XYZ2 Date] > Table2 [ABC3 Date] THEN Table2 [XYZ2 Date]
ELSEIF Table1[ABC Review] = "ABC4" AND Table2 [XYZ2 Date] < Table2 [ABC3 Date] THEN Table2 [ABC3 Date]
ELSEIF Table1[ABC Review] = "ABC5" AND Table2 [XYZ3 Date] > Table2 [ABC4 Date] THEN Table2 [XYZ3 Date]
ELSEIF Table1[ABC Review] = "ABC5" AND Table2 [XYZ3 Date] < Table2 [ABC4 Date] THEN Table2 [ABC4 Date]
END)}
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Hi @rkottap ,
Maybe you can try to modify formula like below and create calculated column:
Output =
VAR MaxValue =
MAXX (
FILTER (
Table2,
Table2[Epic Link] = Table1[Epic Link]
&& Table2[ABC Review] = Table1[ABC Review]
),
SWITCH (
TRUE (),
Table1[ABC Review] = "ABC1", Table2[Planning1],
Table1[ABC Review] = "ABC2", Table2[Planning2],
Table1[ABC Review] = "ABC3"
&& Table2[XYZ1 Date] > Table2[ABC2 Date], Table2[XYZ1 Date],
Table1[ABC Review] = "ABC3"
&& Table2[XYZ1 Date] < Table2[ABC2 Date], Table2[ABC2 Date],
Table1[ABC Review] = "ABC4"
&& Table2[XYZ2 Date] > Table2[ABC3 Date], Table2[XYZ2 Date],
Table1[ABC Review] = "ABC4"
&& Table2[XYZ2 Date] < Table2[ABC3 Date], Table2[ABC3 Date],
Table1[ABC Review] = "ABC5"
&& Table2[XYZ3 Date] > Table2[ABC4 Date], Table2[XYZ3 Date],
Table1[ABC Review] = "ABC5"
&& Table2[XYZ3 Date] < Table2[ABC4 Date], Table2[ABC4 Date],
BLANK ()
)
)
RETURN
MaxValue
Best Regards,
Adamk Kong
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @rkottap ,
Maybe you can try to modify formula like below and create calculated column:
Output =
VAR MaxValue =
MAXX (
FILTER (
Table2,
Table2[Epic Link] = Table1[Epic Link]
&& Table2[ABC Review] = Table1[ABC Review]
),
SWITCH (
TRUE (),
Table1[ABC Review] = "ABC1", Table2[Planning1],
Table1[ABC Review] = "ABC2", Table2[Planning2],
Table1[ABC Review] = "ABC3"
&& Table2[XYZ1 Date] > Table2[ABC2 Date], Table2[XYZ1 Date],
Table1[ABC Review] = "ABC3"
&& Table2[XYZ1 Date] < Table2[ABC2 Date], Table2[ABC2 Date],
Table1[ABC Review] = "ABC4"
&& Table2[XYZ2 Date] > Table2[ABC3 Date], Table2[XYZ2 Date],
Table1[ABC Review] = "ABC4"
&& Table2[XYZ2 Date] < Table2[ABC3 Date], Table2[ABC3 Date],
Table1[ABC Review] = "ABC5"
&& Table2[XYZ3 Date] > Table2[ABC4 Date], Table2[XYZ3 Date],
Table1[ABC Review] = "ABC5"
&& Table2[XYZ3 Date] < Table2[ABC4 Date], Table2[ABC4 Date],
BLANK ()
)
)
RETURN
MaxValue
Best Regards,
Adamk Kong
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @rkottap
could you please try with switch function as below
could you pls provide the sample data and exptected output?
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