Hi @Moataz_Imad ,
Generally I use a second collection, simply leaving the first intact for subsequent iterations, however that is not the issue here. I have now looked at it again and there is a shorter way as your Lookups do not relate to a collection field, so you can "pre-calculate" these, with one being a simple number and the second a Table of numbers. You can also include the first data set without doing a collection
With(
{
wEq,
AddColumns(
ShowColumns(
EQ_Parameters,
"Equipment"
),
"Jan",
0,
"Feb",
0,
"Mar",
0,
"Apr",
0,
"May",
0,
"Jun",
0,
"Jul",
0,
"Aug",
0,
"Sep",
0,
"Oct",
0,
"Nov",
0,
"Dec",
0
)
},
With(
{
wKW:
LookUp(
EQ_Parameters,
Equipment = "Primary pumps"
).Rated_kW,
wMonth:
LookUp(
Month_Est,
Parm = "Days in Month"
)
},
ClearCollect(
Eq_cons,
ForAll(
wEq As aCol,
{
Equipment: aCol.Equipment,
Jan: wKW * wMonth.Jan,
Feb: wKW * wMonth.Feb,
Mar: wKW * wMonth.Mar,
Apr: wKW * wMonth.Apr,
May: wKW * wMonth.May,
Jun: wKW * wMonth.Jun,
Jul: wKW * wMonth.Jul,
Aug: wKW * wMonth.Aug,
Sep: wKW * wMonth.Sep,
Oct: wKW * wMonth.Oct,
Nov: wKW * wMonth.Nov,
Dec: wKW * wMonth.Dec
}
)
)
)
)
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