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To keep track of frequent price changes with several products I have
LIST1 with 3 fields: 'ProductID’, 'DateOfChange’, 'NewPrice'. Furthermore, LIST2 stores all orders with also 3 fields: 'ProductID', 'OrderDate’, 'QuantitySold’. Here I need a 4th field, ‘TurnOver', calculated as:[LIST1!'NewPrice'] *[LIST2!'QuantitySold']. But which formula can find the applicable ‘NewPrice’ valid at ‘OrderDate’ ? Any assistance is highly appreciated, thank you in advance. Kind regards, H.G. Lamy |
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