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Hi folks,
I've been scratching my head over this issue and read through multiple forum posts but nothing has helped me so far. Sample data below:
I have four fields here:
Index - unsummarized column from my source (column)
Wafer Sum = Summarized column
Cumulative Sum = Running total of Wafer Sum per Index column (Quick Measure)
Flag = Toggles between Yes and No based on following condition ( [Cumulative Sum] >= [Wafer Sum] * 0.5) (Measure)
What I'm trying to accomplish is get the first occurrence when the Flag = "Yes" and return the Index value. In this case, the Index value returned should be 25. However, I cant use most of the functions such as EARLIER, MINX or CALCULATE since they are catered towards columns and not measures.
Any help on this issue is appreciated. Thanks in advance!
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@apurva989 , based on this ( if ([Cumulative Sum] >= [Wafer Sum], "Yes","No") ) , it should be like
minx(filter(values(Table[Index]), [Cumulative Sum] >= [Wafer Sum] ), [index])
You yes condition should be in the filter
@apurva989 , Try a measure like
minx(filter(values(Table[Index]), [Cumulative Sum] >= [Wafer Sum] * 0.5), [index])
Or are you looking for percentile?
example
https://blog.enterprisedna.co/implementing-80-20-logic-in-your-power-bi-analysis/
https://forum.enterprisedna.co/t/testing-the-pareto-principle-80-20-rule-in-power-bi-w-dax/459
Hey @amitchandak Almost there!
Your formula does give me an index value but I'm looking for the first index value where the flag is yes. The value I'm getting right now is Index = 2. Should be 25. No percentile, just a plain lookup against the index column.
The flag measure I created is using the following formula:
@apurva989 , based on this ( if ([Cumulative Sum] >= [Wafer Sum], "Yes","No") ) , it should be like
minx(filter(values(Table[Index]), [Cumulative Sum] >= [Wafer Sum] ), [index])
You yes condition should be in the filter
Thanks! I got the correct answer after I added the underlying filters 🙂
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