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How to apply left join based on case

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I have 3 tables Product, DailyProduct and Location
Table product is master table contains column [ProductId, Name, Code, LocationId]
table DailyProduct contains column [DailyProductId, ProductName, ProductCode,
CreatedOn] and Table Location contains column [LocationId, LocationCode, LocationName]

I have to show data of dbo.DailyProduct Behalf of case bases
If DailyProduct.Created> '2018-01-01' Then apply join with ProductName else join with ProductCode.


Its not working Thanks in advance

What I have tried:

select DP.ProductName, DP.ProductCode FROM [dbo].[DailyProduct] DP
CASE WHEN DP.CreatedOn <= '2018-01-01' THEN  
LEFT JOIN Product P ON DP.ProductName = P.Name
ELSE LEFT JOIN ProductP ON DP.ProductCode = P.Code 
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