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Hi,
I have 2 tables below. I want to bring over the closest checked processed date after the check deposit date for each account.
This is what the end results should look like:
Thanks in advance!
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Sorry, try this
=calculate(min('Table2'[Check Processed]),filter('Table2','Table2'[Account]=earlier('Table1'[Account])&&'Table2'[Check Processed]>earlier('Table1'[Check deposited])))
You are welcome.
Hi,
Write this calculated column formula in Table1
=calculate(min('Table2'[Check Processed]),filter('Table2','Table2'[Account]=earlier('Table2'[Account])&&'Table2'[Check Processed]>earlier('Table1'[Check deposited])))
Hope this helps.
@Ashish_Mathur Thank you! But its not working for me, after the first earlier, its only letting me select from table 1.
Sorry, try this
=calculate(min('Table2'[Check Processed]),filter('Table2','Table2'[Account]=earlier('Table1'[Account])&&'Table2'[Check Processed]>earlier('Table1'[Check deposited])))
@PowerBI123456 , Create a new column in table 1
New Column = minx(filter(table2, Table1[Account] = table2[account] && Table1[check Deposited] <=Table2[Check Processed]),Table2[Check Processed])
Hey @PowerBI123456 ,
can you please describe the business rule in more detail, as I do not fully understand the meaning of "closest" as for Account A the ABS(distance) to 2019-12-31 is one whereas the ABS(distance) to 2020-01-03 is 2.
Please describe the expected number of rows in both tables for the next five years, as this will determine the approach to tackle this challenge.
Regards,
Tom
@TomMartens The check process date has to be after the check deposit date, it cannot be before. Hope that helps
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