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Hi all
If someone can help with below would relaly appreciate it:
I have tables as follows:
Matrix:
Job Name
100 MatrixA
101 MatrixB
102 MatrixC
103 MatrixD
Jobs
Job Type Fault ProjID
100 T01 F01 P01
101 T02 F01 P02
102 T03 F05 P03
103 T03 F02 P04
104 T11 F12 P05
Projects
ProjID Job Controller
P01 100 C01
P02 101 C03
P03 102 C01
P04 103 C02
P05 104 C04
Revenue
ProjID Amount Invoice
P01 50.00 I01
P01 62.00 I02
P01 12.00 I02
P02 25.50 I03
P02 5.00 I04
P02 6.00 I05
P02 10.00 I05
P03 125.00 I06
P05 55.00 I07
Invoices
Invoice Amount Unpaid
I01 50.00 0.00
I02 74.00 15.00
I03 25.50 5.00
I04 5.00 0.00
I05 16.00 2.50
I06 125.00 0.00
I07 55.00 0.00
I want to show all Unpaid invoice amounts for each Matrix project:
Matrix[Job] Matrix[MatrixName] Invoices[Unpaid]
100 MatrixA 15.00
101 MatrixB 7.50
102 MatrixC 0.00
103 MatrixD 0.00
However I am currently getting a blank in Matrix[Job] 103 for Outstanding:
Matrix[Job] Matrix[MatrixName] Invoices[Unpaid]
100 MatrixA 15.00
101 MatrixB 7.50
102 MatrixC 0.00
103 MatrixD
Any way to use the ALLEXCEPT filter to make sure I get the correct table returned?
Cheers for all help
From what I can tell, Job 103 (MatrixD) has a ProjectID = P04. However, the 'Revenue' table does not have any records for project P04. Since the Revenue table is needed to build a relationship between Matrix[Job] and Invoice[Unpaid], nothing is being returned.
This is how it seems the model is set up. Notice the Revenue table is bridging the gap between ProjID and Invoice.
Any way to return a zero if the entry would be blank otherwise?
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