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Hello everyone,
Is there any way that I can do this in Power BI? I want to make column "calculations" using this formula.
Thank you in advance,
Milena
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Here is a solution to your problem. I am not sure if it is the most efficient solution, but it gives you the result needed.
First, I added an index column from the query editor to the table to be able to catch the previous value of Type and Size. Then, I added a calculated column with the formula below:
Hi @Anonymous ,
Here is a solution to your problem. I am not sure if it is the most efficient solution, but it gives you the result needed.
First, I added an index column from the query editor to the table to be able to catch the previous value of Type and Size. Then, I added a calculated column with the formula below:
Hi @saraMissBI ,
Thank you so much, this works!
I have one additional queston, what should I do if I want to subtract values from column "Number"?
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