I have a database for customers and each activity they are engaged in. With each activity we have a log to track where each activity is.
Table: Customers (Key=Key; Name = Label)
Table: Customer Activity (Key=Key; Activity Name = Label)
Table: Customer Log (Key=Key; Activity = Label)
I need to create a virtual column in the Customer Activity Table that returns the most recent Customer Log Entry for that specific activity. I have been playing around with MAXROW and SELECT but for the life of me i can’t get it to work.
How are FILTER(), LOOKUP(), MAXROW(), MINROW(), REF_ROWS(), and SELECT() related? FILTER(), LOOKUP(), MAXROW(), and MINROW() are all built upon SELECT(), so they all share similar capabilities and limitations. FILTER(“table”, select-expression) is equivalent to: SELECT( table[key-column], (select-expression) ) LOOKUP(match-expression, “table”, “match-column”, “result-column”) is equivalent to: ANY( SELECT( table[result-column], ([match-column] = (match-expression)) ) ) N…
I am going in circles because [_THISROW].[Key] will be contained in the Customer Activity[Related Customer Activity Log Entrys] and not equal. Thoughts?