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Range Calculation with Multiple Intervals

Hi!

I have a situation, in which I need to find the price range of a set of products. But, in this particular situation, I have multiple ranges that depend on the article Group.

I have multiple tables like this one, that differ in their name only:

RangeInfSup
00199
200200399
400400599
600600799
800800999999

They all may have totally different ranges, and therefore the intervals' limits. They are saved into individual QVD files.

Then I have only one table that looks like this one:

ArticleGroupArticlePrice
A150
A625
A1200

I've already tried a solution having only one range table, and it works right. I can't manage to make it work having multiple range tables.

Ranges:

  LOAD Range,

      Inf,

      Sup

  FROM

  [./ranges.QVD]

  (qvd);

  Left Join(Articles)

  IntervalMatch (ArticlePrice)

  LOAD distinct Inf, Sup Resident Ranges;

I found this solution somewhere in this forum, and it worked just fine, for that scenario. Maybe someone could help me modify it, so that I can reach my goal.

Thanks in advance!

Agustin.-

1 Solution

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maxgro
MVP
MVP

I think you have to load all different ranges files in one table, like the first one but with a new column, Article Group. I suppose the different files are by ArticleGroup.

Then use the extended interval match.

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2 Replies
MK_QSL
MVP
MVP

What is your goal? Can you upload the result you are looking for?

maxgro
MVP
MVP

I think you have to load all different ranges files in one table, like the first one but with a new column, Article Group. I suppose the different files are by ArticleGroup.

Then use the extended interval match.