Sep 19 2023 04:48 AM
Dear
I have the delivery dates and would like to convert them to departure dates.
This means that we calculate 7 days transport for export.
Now the question is:
Is it possible to filter the delivery dates by customer number so that it automatically calculates -7 days?
(The table is created with Power Query)
Thank you very much.
Sep 19 2023 06:21 AM
@Cuorepazzu Perhaps something like in the attached file?
Sep 19 2023 07:47 AM
Sep 19 2023 08:17 AM
@Cuorepazzu Of course, you can filter the others out, but you probably want to do it in a dynamic way. Can you upload (or share a file via Onedrive or similar) with a more realistic example and more than just 3 rows?
Sep 19 2023 08:50 AM - edited Sep 20 2023 09:06 AM
Please see the link:
The sheet ,,Terminaufträge'' is an input from the connection to our system
Thank you in advance!
Sep 19 2023 09:41 PM
@Cuorepazzu Well, that file hung-up Excel on my Mac. Thank you!
Sep 19 2023 11:51 PM
sorry to hear that! i created it on windows and tried it on my mac today as well. it's not because of the sharelink
Sep 20 2023 05:59 AM
Here is macro-free file with Power Query taken data from the same file in another sheet.
Why don't make calculations in Power Query?
Sep 20 2023 06:58 AM
SolutionIn Power Query, you can filter delivery dates by customer number and automatically calculate departure dates by subtracting 7 days. Begin by loading your delivery date data into Power Query. Then, create a custom column that filters based on the customer number and subtracts 7 days from the delivery date. To do this,
use the "Add Custom Column" option in Power Query, and write a formula like: = Table.AddColumn(#"PreviousStep", "Departure Date", each if [Customer Number] = YourCustomerNumber then Date.AddDays([Delivery Date], -7) else [Delivery Date]). Replace YourCustomerNumber with the specific customer number for which you want to calculate departure dates.
Sep 20 2023 06:58 AM
SolutionIn Power Query, you can filter delivery dates by customer number and automatically calculate departure dates by subtracting 7 days. Begin by loading your delivery date data into Power Query. Then, create a custom column that filters based on the customer number and subtracts 7 days from the delivery date. To do this,
use the "Add Custom Column" option in Power Query, and write a formula like: = Table.AddColumn(#"PreviousStep", "Departure Date", each if [Customer Number] = YourCustomerNumber then Date.AddDays([Delivery Date], -7) else [Delivery Date]). Replace YourCustomerNumber with the specific customer number for which you want to calculate departure dates.