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Anonymous
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3 years ago

Get previous value for each Category

I have data from Salesforce.

CASE TABLE    
IDAccount name  
Aaa   
Bbb   
Caa   
     
ACCOUNT TABLE   
aa    
bb    
cc    
     
CASE LOG TABLE    
Case IDWorkerStart timeend timedepartment
Affd  fds
Adff  dcs
Afdf  dcs
Bfdf  dcs
Bfdf  fts
Bdff  dcs


Account and case are related one > many.
Case and Case Log are related one  > many
I have a [measure] which gives the the count of cases where count(department = "dcs") > 2
I want to compare [measure] for a particular account .Say 'aa' the [measure] for its previous case and the latest case. So basically a clusered column chart with account name on x axis and[measure] on y axis for all the cases for that account.




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  • v-xiaosun-msft's avatar
    v-xiaosun-msft
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    Hi Anonymous ,

     

    What does "Say 'aa' the [measure] for its previous case and the latest case." mean? Could you please describe your expected output more clearly? And if you can give me an sample screenshot,it will help better.

    It is better if you can share a simplified pbix file. Thank you.  

     

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    Community Support Team _ xiaosun

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      Anonymous
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      Hi v-xiaosun-msft ,
      Sorry i was not very clear with the problem.I want to delete this thread. How can i delete it ? 

       

      Regards,

      Shubham

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        v-xiaosun-msft
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        Hi Anonymous ,

         

        Maybe you can find three dots in the first message of the post.

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        Community Support Team _ xiaosun

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