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I have a calculated column called Service Authorized in the FACT-Services table. Its intention is to make sure there is an authorization in place (FACT-BH Authorizations table) for the date of service. This DAX logic has performed in other contexts. The end result is a COUNTROWS of a table of any authorizations that meet the conditions. This will eventually become binary (1/0) but there is a problem with multiple overlapping authorizations, which the COUNTROWS should help track down.
For one case in question, the result of the calculated column is 5, indicating that there are 5 overlapping authorizations during the service date. But when I create a calculated table to see what is in the count, it only shows 1 row.
Any insights into this? Is there something in my DAX that is causing this?
Service Authorized =
VAR AuthTable =
FILTER(
'FACT-BH Authorizations' ,
'FACT-Service'[Client ID] = 'FACT-BH Authorizations'[Client ID]
&& 'FACT-Service'[Contact Date] >= 'FACT-BH Authorizations'[AuthStart]
&& 'FACT-Service'[Contact Date] <= 'FACT-BH Authorizations'[AuthEnd]
&& IF(
'FACT-Service'[Program ID] = "30001013",
'FACT-BH Authorizations'[UCode] = "U749",
IF(
'FACT-Service'[Program ID] = "30001075",
'FACT-BH Authorizations'[UCode] = "U649",
IF(
OR( 'FACT-Service'[Program ID] = "30001014", 'FACT-Service'[Program ID] = "30001015" ),
'FACT-BH Authorizations'[UCode] = "U349",
IF(
'FACT-Service'[Program ID] = "30001005",
'FACT-BH Authorizations'[UCode] = "U749"
|| 'FACT-BH Authorizations'[UCode] = "U649"
|| 'FACT-BH Authorizations'[UCode] = "U349"
)
)
)
)
)
RETURN
COUNTROWS( AuthTable )
Solved! Go to Solution.
Ultimately, there was a problem with the relationships that was fixed. However, your solution also works. Thank you.
Hello there @jguercio ! Have you tried with a Summarize?
Service Authorized =
VAR AuthTable =
SUMMARIZE(
FILTER(
'FACT-BH Authorizations' ,
'FACT-Service'[Client ID] = 'FACT-BH Authorizations'[Client ID]
&& 'FACT-Service'[Contact Date] >= 'FACT-BH Authorizations'[AuthStart]
&& 'FACT-Service'[Contact Date] <= 'FACT-BH Authorizations'[AuthEnd]
&& IF(
'FACT-Service'[Program ID] = "30001013",
'FACT-BH Authorizations'[UCode] = "U749",
IF(
'FACT-Service'[Program ID] = "30001075",
'FACT-BH Authorizations'[UCode] = "U649",
IF(
OR( 'FACT-Service'[Program ID] = "30001014", 'FACT-Service'[Program ID] = "30001015" ),
'FACT-BH Authorizations'[UCode] = "U349",
IF(
'FACT-Service'[Program ID] = "30001005",
'FACT-BH Authorizations'[UCode] = "U749"
|| 'FACT-BH Authorizations'[UCode] = "U649"
|| 'FACT-BH Authorizations'[UCode] = "U349"
)
)
)
)
),
'FACT-Service'[Client ID], #for example
"Rows", 1
)
RETURN
SUM( [Rows] )
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Ultimately, there was a problem with the relationships that was fixed. However, your solution also works. Thank you.
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