Hi all,
Corresponding Date points to a month from As of Date, from which I would take the Denominator (As of Date= Corresponding Date) and put it in the column Corresponding Denominator.
Example here:
I wrote calculation to find correct Corresponding Date but i have problem with assigning the correct value to Corresponding Denominator.
Below sample what I would like to get:
Is it possible to do?
I will be grateful for your help.
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You're right, the problem is there.
I'm trying to create a table in such way that for 2020/08/31 I would get the all rows from 2020/06/30.
Hi @Neffri ,
If you look closer the output meets your condition.
If you filter the As of Date on 2020-08-31 you get only 2020-06-30 as Corresponding date.
Check this part.
The data issue is for as of dates 2020-06-30 and 2019-12-31 corresponding date is same. I think since its a starting date same date is considered for corresponding date.
Please take a close look at the data scenario outputs and all other outputs. If you are still not convince or feel there is a miss. Please tag my name reply on this post.
I will definitely try my best to help you out : )
O,k I will try to explain what I'd like to achieve in a different way 🙂
Please imagine that you want to show for the newest 2020/08/31 data, historical data from 2020/06/30.
Problem happens when for the 2020/08/31 category which is in the 2020/06/30 doesn't exist ...
because I have to show that for 2020/08/31 we don't have value (denominator =0) for:
but in the 2020/06/30 for these categories we had denominator =2.
I have to get this;
I've managed to create workflow, that I think would fulfill my requirements (please check my attachment) 🙂
I've created the Cartesian product of all categories so I will not lose any of rows when I will be joining the tables.
Thank you so much for your help 🙂
Hi @Neffri ,
Glad that you were able to fix it by yourself.
Really sorry and sad that i was not able to help you out completely with your requirement.
I think you should go ahead mark your post as Solution.
This was bit complex scenario i guess. But certainly a fun one.
Anyways happy to help : )
I could've described my issue in more details.
Thanks to you I've manged to figure out my problem 🙂
Your solutunion would be correct if we would like to show the denominator value in 2020/06/30 for the existing categories in 2020/08/31.
Once again thank you for your time and support !!! 🙂
Happy to help : ) @Neffri