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How to find the good value from 3 columns into the same table

Hello,

 

Imagine that I have the following values into a table.

Now if we take the first row in column F, the value is 4.5% then if we go in column c is less than 5.6% then F take the value of Column A, which is 2.8.  For the second value into E, the value is 9.1.  9.1 is less than 11.1 (column c) so we take the value of Column A (previous row) which is 2.8%.  The for the third value in E, which is 13.6%, this value is less than 16.7% in Column C, so we take the row before and the value in A is 2.8 .  For the fourth value in column E which is 18.2%, this value is less than 22.2% in column C, then we take the value in column A (previous row) which is 1.5%.

So what's the best way to get the value of column F using those in column E, C and A?

 

ABCDEF
    4.5%2.8%
    9.1%2.8%
    13.6%2.8%
    18.2%1.5%
2.8%1.005.6% 22.7%1.5%
2.8%2.0011.1% 27.3%1.5%
1.5%3.0016.7% 31.8%1.5%
1.5%4.0022.2% 36.4%1.5%
1.5%5.0027.8% 40.9%1.5%
1.5%6.0033.3% 45.5%0.8%
1.5%7.0038.9% 50.0%0.8%
0.8%8.0044.4% 54.5%0.8%
0.8%9.0050.0% 59.1%0.8%
0.8%10.0055.6% 63.6%0.8%
0.8%11.0061.1% 68.2%0.8%
0.8%12.0066.7% 72.7%0.2%
0.2%13.0072.2% 77.3%0.2%
0.2%14.0077.8% 81.8%0.2%
0.2%15.0083.3% 86.4%0.2%
0.2%16.0088.9% 90.9%0.2%
0.2%17.0094.4% 95.5%0.2%
0.2%18.00100.0% 100.0%0.2%
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@Anonymous 

please try this

Column = 
VAR num=MINX(FILTER('table','table'[C]>=EARLIER('table'[E])),'table'[B])
VAR result=maxx(FILTER('table','table'[B]=num-1),'table'[A])
VAR result2=maxx(FILTER('table','table'[B]=num),'table'[A])
return if(ISBLANK(result),result2,result)

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ryan_mayu
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@Anonymous 

Just want to make sure if  there are  any empty cells on the top of column A,B,C,D?





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Anonymous
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Yes, there is empty cells on the top of A, B,C, D.  Also, I don't see you solution.  Did you forgot to add it

Regards,

@Anonymous 

still trying to be clear about your calculation logic. what if column E is bigger than or equals to column C?





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Anonymous
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Okay. If we look at values found in column E.  Choose one randomly.  Let's say 40.9%.  If we consider only this value and look at those found in column C, we can say that 40.9% is bigger than 38.9% but less than 44.4%.  So from that, we can say that the value in column A is 1.5% for 38.9% but 0.8% for 44.4%.  So the value we are looking for in column A is 1.5%.  So we will take this value and bring it to column F while the value in column E is 40.9%.

 

We repeat the same process for each value in column E and get the values for column F than we repeat those steps for each projectskey. 

@Anonymous 

please try this

Column = 
VAR num=MINX(FILTER('table','table'[C]>=EARLIER('table'[E])),'table'[B])
VAR result=maxx(FILTER('table','table'[B]=num-1),'table'[A])
VAR result2=maxx(FILTER('table','table'[B]=num),'table'[A])
return if(ISBLANK(result),result2,result)

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Anonymous
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Thank you so much for your help.

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