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I have two tables (1) Order Details (Date, SKU, Units Sold) and (2) Cost (SKU, Unit Cost, Year).
I need to bring in Unit Cost to my Order Details table so I can get my COGS. But I also need to evaluate which cost to apply based on the Year. The Cost table is a updated every year and new rows are added.
Any help will be much appreciated.
Cheers,
David
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Hi,
In the Order Details Table, create a calculated column to extract Year from the Date: Year = YEAR('Order Details'[Date]). Assuming every Year and SKU record in the Cost Table is a unique combination, try this calculated column formula in the Order Details Table
=LOOKUPVALUE('Cost'[Unit Cost],'Cost'[SKU],[SKU],'Cost'[Year],[Year])
This formula should work without creating any relationship betwenn the 2 Tables.
Hope this helps.
Hi,
In the Order Details Table, create a calculated column to extract Year from the Date: Year = YEAR('Order Details'[Date]). Assuming every Year and SKU record in the Cost Table is a unique combination, try this calculated column formula in the Order Details Table
=LOOKUPVALUE('Cost'[Unit Cost],'Cost'[SKU],[SKU],'Cost'[Year],[Year])
This formula should work without creating any relationship betwenn the 2 Tables.
Hope this helps.
If the latest Cost values are still not available, how do I nest the LOOKUPVALUE to return the latest value available?
Please have the basic courtesy to thank me for helping you in the first place - it is just basic etiquettes. For your second question, share both datasets (in a format that i can paste them in an Excel file) and show the expected result.
I have no excuse. Please accept my sincerest apology. Will not happen again.
No problem - Thank you. Please share the datasets requested for in my previous message - I hope i can help.
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