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nankerp
Helper III
Helper III

Lookup - Interval - Periodes of dates

I have two two tables (main and lookup) and want to get a value (task) from the lookuptable depending on product and date.

 

I was thinking of using Power Query or datamodel.

 

Any suggestion for how to solve this problem.

 

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I think I found a solution. Maybe not the most sexy one but it work.

 

SELECTCOLUMNS(
   topn(1;FILTER(factArbOppg;
    factArbOppg[Lisens]=EARLIER(factOverdragelse[Lisens])
    && factArbOppg[Frist]>=EARLIER(factOverdragelse[Dato])
    );
   factArbOppg[Frist];
   ASC);
  "NewColumn";factArbOppg[Oppgavenavn])

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AlB
Super User
Super User

Hi  @nankerp

 

What is end of period? End of the year?

If so, try this for your column in DAX, where Table2 is your Lookup table:

 

 

NewColumnTask =
LOOKUPVALUE (
    Table2[Task],
    Table2[Product], MainTable[Product],
    Table2[Date], ENDOFYEAR ( MainTable[Date] )
)

 

I think I found a solution. Maybe not the most sexy one but it work.

 

SELECTCOLUMNS(
   topn(1;FILTER(factArbOppg;
    factArbOppg[Lisens]=EARLIER(factOverdragelse[Lisens])
    && factArbOppg[Frist]>=EARLIER(factOverdragelse[Dato])
    );
   factArbOppg[Frist];
   ASC);
  "NewColumn";factArbOppg[Oppgavenavn])

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