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Row Context issues in IF compare
I have two tables: 'Ticket Comments Relations' and 'Tickets'.
In 'Tickets' I have a calculated column called Earliest Employee Comment that spits out an id based on some calculations. For example, this id could be 48985. I want to then in 'Tickets' create a calculated column that looks up this id in ''Ticket Comments Relations' and checks the value in [is_customer_comment] whether it is 0 or 1. If it's 1, then it does the calculation. If it's 0 then it returns -1 as the value instead. In our example, it would come out to be -1, and skip the long calculation. I keep getting the "A single value..." error as shown in the screenshot. What am I doing wrong? How do I provide a row context?
5 Replies
- az38
Community Champion
Hi Anonymous
for measures you should point out to exactly cell that you use in statement
In your case you could replace IF(Table[Column], ...
to IF(MAX(Table[Column]), ...
- amitchandak
Super User
Anonymous , looking at the formula, you should create it as a column. Not measure
- AnonymousNot applicable
It has always been a column. I haven't done anything related to measures.
- sturlaws
Resident Rockstar
Hi Anonymous,
From what I understand, you are creating the column [earliest employee comment] in the 'Ticket'-table. The way you have written your dax, you are not providing any context to the 'earliest employee comment'-table, and it tries to return all rows. If an ID is only present once in 'ticket comments relations', you can make use of LOOKUPVALUE(). If there is a relationship you can use RELATED().
But if an ID can have both [is customer comment]=0 and [is customer comment]=1, you would have to do something like:earliest employee comment = IF ( COUNTROWS ( FILTER ( 'ticket comments relations', [is customer comment] = 1 && 'ticket comments relations'[target id] = tickets[id] ) ) >= 1, MINX ( FILTER ( 'ticket comments relations', 'ticket comments relations'[target id] = tickets[id] && 'ticket comments relations'[type] = 2 ), 'ticket comments relations'[comment id] ), -1 )Cheers,
Sturla
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- aj1973
Community Champion
Anonymous
I would suggest, in your measure create a variable
VAR = customer_comment = CONTAINS('Table','Table'[is_customer_comment], 1)
then use the variable in your IF function