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Getting last value from multiple columns of same table in rowwise
- 4 years ago
u4unnicool in case you mean a calculated column in the model table then:
output = SWITCH( TRUE(), 'Table'[T5] <> "" ,'Table'[T5], 'Table'[T4] <> "" ,'Table'[T4], 'Table'[T3] <> "" ,'Table'[T3], 'Table'[T2] <> "",'Table'[T2], 'Table'[T1] <> "",'Table'[T1] )
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u4unnicool in case you mean a calculated column in the model table then:
output =
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
'Table'[T5] <> "" ,'Table'[T5],
'Table'[T4] <> "" ,'Table'[T4],
'Table'[T3] <> "" ,'Table'[T3],
'Table'[T2] <> "",'Table'[T2],
'Table'[T1] <> "",'Table'[T1]
)
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- u4unnicool4 years agoFrequent Visitor
SpartaBI your solution worked thank you i added null as blank
=
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
'Table'[status T5] <> BLANK() ,'Table'[status T5],
'Table'[status T4] <> BLANK() ,'Table'[status T4],
'Table'[status T3] <> BLANK() ,'Table'[status T3],
'Table'[status T2] <> BLANK(),'Table'[status T2],'Table'[status T1] <> BLANK(),'Table'[status T1]
)- SpartaBI4 years ago
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