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Hello,
i have my articles with the date of the last inventory. I want to determine the number of the products that I have bought since the last inventory up to a certain date .
For example: For the Product Tee: From the inventory date 1.1.2016 up to 31.1.2016
= 30 units
(Date dd,mm,yyyyy)
Date | Units |
---|---|
31.12.2015 | 10 |
07.01.2016 | 15 |
01.02.2016 | 15 |
05.02.2016 | 20 |
10.02.2016 | 15 |
How can I solve this in one table?
Many thx
best regards
Christoph
May be this:
=Sum(If(Datum >= [Inventory Date] and Datum <= vDate, Units))
Where vDate comes from user input
May be this:
=Sum(If(Datum >= [Inventory Date] and Datum <= vDate, Units))
Where vDate comes from user input
Many Thx! ;Looks good!
Alternatively if you have a unique combination of each row, you can also use Set analysis:
LET vDate = '1.1.2016';
Inventory:
LOAD * INLINE [
ID, Article , Inventory Date
1, Tee, 01.01.2016
2, Milch, 20.12.2015
3, Zucker, 24.12.2015
4, Brot, 01.01.2016
];
Purchase:
LOAD *,
RowNo() as Key;
LOAD * INLINE [
ID, Units, Datum
1,10,31.12.2015
1, 15, 07.01.2016
2, 15, 07.12.2015
1, 15, 10.02.2016
1, 15, 01.02.2016
1, 20, 05.02.2016
2, 5, 22.12.2015
2, 10, 15.01.2016
2, 4, 05.02.2016
3,10,31.12.2015
3, 15, 07.01.2016
3, 15, 07.12.2015
4, 15, 10.02.2016
4, 15, 01.02.2016
4, 20, 07.03.2016
4, 5, 22.12.2015
4, 10, 19.01.2016
4, 4, 06.02.2016
];
I created Key which is Unique for each ID and Datum. Now I can use this in my set analysis like this:
=Sum({<Key = {"=Datum >= [Inventory Date] and Datum <= vDate"}>} Units)