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Hi,
I got the follwing issue.
in a table i got a number of maximum times allowed.
In a other table i got the times given.
Now i want to see all rows where the given times are greater than the allowed times.
So for example, the lower line is teh one i want to see as "check" because the values "max omvang...." is smaller than the "aantal afgegeven"
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Hello @Anonymous
the solution I proposed is Power Query. That what you are stating is DAX.
If the DAX solution is okay, go for it.
However, if you are copying my code into the advanced editor, it should not spin. Is a straightforward code. This is the result of combining the example data in my code
Jimmy
Hi @Anonymous
Are both Columns for Maximum Times allowed and Times given in same table or different tables?
Thanks
Ankit Jain
They are both in different tables
Hi @Anonymous Can you share sample data from both table in that case.
Not sure how,
There is a table called "Codering max trances" with two collums "Productcode" and "max omvang"
This got a relation with a table called "DimVoorziening" on productcode.
The table "DimVoorziening"has a relation with a table called "FeitNVTZ" on a unique codenumber, different from the productcode.
Finaly there is a relation from "FeitNVTZ"to a table called "FeitLevering"
This last table contains the values of the the given form collum "aVolume"
So what i need is the difference between
"Codering max trances"[max omvang] - "FeitLevering"[aVolume]
Then, when the value is 0 or less than zero i want to filter on those values so someone can get in contact with the company's which has more trances than the max volume.
Hi H_Delwel,
If possible, could you please inform me more detailed information (such as your sample data an your expected output)? Then I will help you more correctly.
Please do mask sensitive data before uploading.
Thanks for your understanding and support.
Best Regards,
Zoe Zhi
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Can you do somthing with this?
The last collum(H) is what i'm trying to make from the two different tables (FeitLevering and CoderingMaxTrances)
So value maxOmvang minus aVolume
Hi H_Delwel,
Yes, I will try to get the result of your image, but if possible, could you please show me the four table samples instead of showing the data in same visual, I need to know their structure and try to reproduce this in my environment.
Please do mask sensitive data before uploading.
Thanks for your understanding and support.
Best Regards,
Zoe Zhi
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi Zoe,
Do you mean like this?
hello @Anonymous
I think there are some misunderstandings. Tried to figure out a solution for you. Please check if the concept of this codes works for you.
let
TableA = #table
(
{"Object","Max Allowed"},
{
{"A","15"}, {"B","10"}, {"C","10"}, {"D","5"}
}
),
ChangedTypeA = Table.TransformColumnTypes(TableA,{{"Max Allowed", Int64.Type}}),
TableB = #table
(
{"Object","Times"},
{
{"A","1"}, {"B","1"}, {"C","1"}, {"D","1"}, {"A","1"}, {"B","1"}, {"C","1"}, {"D","1"}, {"A","1"}, {"B","1"}, {"C","1"}, {"D","1"}, {"A","1"}, {"B","1"},
{"C","1"}, {"D","1"}, {"A","2"}, {"B","3"}, {"C","4"}, {"D","5"}, {"A","6"}, {"A","7"}, {"A","8"}, {"B","9"}, {"B","10"}, {"D","11"}, {"D","12"}, {"D","13"},
{"D","14"}
}
),
ChangedTypeB = Table.TransformColumnTypes(TableB,{{"Times", Int64.Type}}),
JoinTables = Table.NestedJoin
(
ChangedTypeA,
"Object",
ChangedTypeB,
"Object",
"Times"
),
CountRowTimes = Table.AggregateTableColumn(JoinTables, "Times", {{"Times", List.Count, "Count of Times"}}),
AddCheck = Table.AddColumn(CountRowTimes, "Check", each if [Count of Times]>[Max Allowed] then "check" else "not check")
in
AddCheck
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Have fun
Jimmy
Hi Jimmy,
I'm getting an error on this "EOF" missing.
Hello @Anonymous
copy the data into the advanced editor. You don't have appended any screenshot, but I suppose you have copied into the formula bar
Jimmy
Hi Jimmy,
I'd copied it in the avanced editor.
I got another solution where they say:
Difference = (COUNTA('Codering max trances' [Max omvang standaard eenheid ZIN]) - COUNTA('FeitLevering'[aVolume])
This looks like a simple solution, However for some reason there is no result. (The wheel keeps spinning)
Hello @Anonymous
the solution I proposed is Power Query. That what you are stating is DAX.
If the DAX solution is okay, go for it.
However, if you are copying my code into the advanced editor, it should not spin. Is a straightforward code. This is the result of combining the example data in my code
Jimmy
Yes its work now 🙂
I'd tried it in a current table, now i just made a new query 🙂
Thanx a lot
Hi @Anonymous
You can share sample data from 4 tables based on one Productcode. Won't be able to help without the sample data. Someone else might be able to help.
Thanks
Ankit Jain
Hi @Anonymous
If in Same table, then use below.
let
Source = Table.FromRows(Json.Document(Binary.Decompress(Binary.FromText("i45W8i8tccovzUtR0lGK8vQDkobGECJWh36S+OTMCBlqphQbCwA=", BinaryEncoding.Base64), Compression.Deflate)), let _t = ((type text) meta [Serialized.Text = true]) in type table [ColA = _t, ColB = _t, TimesAllowed = _t, MaxTimesAllowed = _t]),
#"Changed Type" = Table.TransformColumnTypes(Source,{{"ColA", type text}, {"ColB", type text}, {"TimesAllowed", Int64.Type}, {"MaxTimesAllowed", Int64.Type}}),
IsTimesAllowedGreater = Table.AddColumn(#"Changed Type","IsGreater",each if ([TimesAllowed] > [MaxTimesAllowed]) then "Y" else "N",type text),
#"Filtered Rows" = Table.SelectRows(IsTimesAllowedGreater, each ([IsGreater] = "Y"))
in
#"Filtered Rows"
Thanks
Ankit Jain
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