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powerbi_9
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Lookup value for date with 31 days

Hi,

 

I am fairly new to Power BI and trying to understand the DAX funtions. I am struck with the below. Any help is appreciated.

 

The request is to get the first status based on the start date in dataset2 where parent id matches and start date of data set2 is with in 31 days of startdate of dataset1

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Hi @powerbi_9

 

You may refer to below dax to create the calculated columns and link the two table in relationship view.

date_outcome =
CALCULATE (
    FIRSTNONBLANK ( Table2[StartDate], 1 ),
    FILTER (
        Table2,
        Table2[StartDate] >= Table1[StartDate]
            && Table2[ParentID] = Table1[ParentID]
            && Table2[StartDate]
            < Table1[StartDate] + 31
    )
)
Status_lookup =
CALCULATE (
    FIRSTNONBLANK ( Table2[Status], 1 ),
    TOPN (
        1,
        FILTER (
            Table2,
            Table2[StartDate] = Table1[date_outcome]
                && Table2[ParentID] = Table1[ParentID]
        ),
        Table2[ChildID], ASC
    )
)

 

 1.png

Regards,

Cherie

Community Support Team _ Cherie Chen
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

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powerbi_9
Frequent Visitor

Also, it is possible that both datasets may have the duplicate parent id's.

Hi @powerbi_9

 

You may refer to below dax to create the calculated columns and link the two table in relationship view.

date_outcome =
CALCULATE (
    FIRSTNONBLANK ( Table2[StartDate], 1 ),
    FILTER (
        Table2,
        Table2[StartDate] >= Table1[StartDate]
            && Table2[ParentID] = Table1[ParentID]
            && Table2[StartDate]
            < Table1[StartDate] + 31
    )
)
Status_lookup =
CALCULATE (
    FIRSTNONBLANK ( Table2[Status], 1 ),
    TOPN (
        1,
        FILTER (
            Table2,
            Table2[StartDate] = Table1[date_outcome]
                && Table2[ParentID] = Table1[ParentID]
        ),
        Table2[ChildID], ASC
    )
)

 

 1.png

Regards,

Cherie

Community Support Team _ Cherie Chen
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

Worked perfectly. Thank you!

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