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stone1974
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Create new table out of table in load editor with additional rows

Hi!

I would like to create a new table out of my table, but with new rows between the time span from the in and out date, and the value should be partitioned. Eg.

One row in MyTable: ID= 2, DateIn = 15.07.2018, DateOut = 17.07.2018, Value = 6, _StoragePeriod = 3

Rows in NewTable:

ID= 2, DateIn = 15.07.2018, DateOut = 17.07.2018, Value = 6, ValuePerDay = 2, Day = 15.07.2018

ID= 2, DateIn = 15.07.2018, DateOut = 17.07.2018, Value = 6, ValuePerDay = 2, Day = 16.07.2018

ID= 2, DateIn = 15.07.2018, DateOut = 17.07.2018, Value = 6, ValuePerDay = 2, Day = 17.07.2018

[myTable]:

Load*,

             If([_InStock] = '1', Date(Floor(Now()))-[DateIn],[DateOut]-[DateIn])+1 As [_StoragePeriod];

LOAD

ID,

DateIn,

DateOut,

Value;

SELECT

             ID,

DateIn,

DateOut,

Value,

if(IsNull([DateOut]), 1, 0) AS [_InStock],

FROM myTable;



Any help is appreciated.

Thx !

1 Solution

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marcus_sommer

Maybe in this way:

NewTable:

load ID, date(DateIn + iterno() - 1) as Day, Value / (DateOut - DateIn) as ValuePerDay

resident [myTable] while DateIn + iterno() - 1 <= DateOut;


- Marcus

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marcus_sommer

Maybe in this way:

NewTable:

load ID, date(DateIn + iterno() - 1) as Day, Value / (DateOut - DateIn) as ValuePerDay

resident [myTable] while DateIn + iterno() - 1 <= DateOut;


- Marcus

stone1974
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Hallo Marcus,

thx very much! Was exactly what i needed!

Best regards,

Michael

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