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exists in same table

hi, i'm new to Power BI... not sure if i need a calculated column or a measure. I want to check for each row if another row exists where value in column A is the same as this row and value in colum...
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  • v-yuta-msft's avatar
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    7 years ago

    Anonymous ,

     

    Create two measures using DAX below:

    count with true = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT('Table'[A]), FILTER(ALLEXCEPT('Table', 'Table'[B]), 'Table'[C] = TRUE()))
    count with false = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT('Table'[A]), FILTER(ALLEXCEPT('Table', 'Table'[B]), 'Table'[C] = FALSE()))

     

     

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7 years ago

Anonymous  You can use a conditional column to flag row alreayd exists or not. But it will be great if you can post some sample data and expected output to suggest an accurate solution.

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7 years ago

thank you PattemManohar !

lets say i have the following data:  (ignore column D, it's only to show that data is distinct)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(of course real data is much bigger)

I need a report (or a graph) that will count distinct countries for each president that have at least one true value in column C.  and a count of countries without any true value.

so the report would be like that:

 

 

 

I guess there are a few ways to do that, but i'm not sure how...

Thanks a lot

 

I know my original question didn't mention all that :smileyhappy:  I was just trying to simplify

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    v-yuta-msft
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    7 years ago

    Anonymous ,

     

    Create two measures using DAX below:

    count with true = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT('Table'[A]), FILTER(ALLEXCEPT('Table', 'Table'[B]), 'Table'[C] = TRUE()))
    count with false = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT('Table'[A]), FILTER(ALLEXCEPT('Table', 'Table'[B]), 'Table'[C] = FALSE()))

     

     

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      7 years ago

      PattemManohar and v-yuta-msft great thanks!!

      (i think i'm missing the accept bottun... where is it?)

      found it :robotlol:

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    PattemManohar
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    7 years ago

    Anonymous  Please follow below steps:

     

    Add a new column in the source table as below. This is to flag all the states as True if it contains atleast one True value.

     

     

    CheckFlag = 
VAR _CurrState = Test191Lkp[State]
VAR _CurrPresident = Test191Lkp[President]
VAR _Result = LOOKUPVALUE(Test191Lkp[Flag],Test191Lkp[State],_CurrState,Test191Lkp[President],_CurrPresident,Test191Lkp[Flag],TRUE)
RETURN IF(ISBLANK(_Result),"F","T")

     

     

    The result will now looks like..

     

     

    Now create a new table as below which will use the above table as input.

     

    Test191Out = 
VAR _True = SUMMARIZE(FILTER(Test191Lkp,Test191Lkp[CheckFlag]="T"),Test191Lkp[President],"TrueCount",DISTINCTCOUNT(Test191Lkp[State]),"Type","True")
VAR _False = SUMMARIZE(FILTER(Test191Lkp,Test191Lkp[CheckFlag]="F"),Test191Lkp[President],"FalseCount",DISTINCTCOUNT(Test191Lkp[State]),"Type","False")
RETURN UNION(_True,_False)

    The output will be 

     

     

    Now you can see the Matrix visual to represent this data in your required fashion.