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Hello everyone, I'm new to PowerBi and it's my first time asking in the forum.
May I ask how to get duplicates from a 4-hour interval (given that I created a Calendar and Time Table using PowerQuery).
IF ID from the latest date & time has a duplicate from the previous 4 hours, then it should get the output as "HOLD";
IF ID from the previous 4 hours thas no duplicate from the latest date & time, it should be "RELEASED";
IF a new ID (with no duplicates) entered in the latest date & time, it would get the output as "HOLD"
Here is a sample table for your reference.
Thank you! I appreciate the help I can get.
Solved! Go to Solution.
New column =
var _time = [DateTime] -time(4,0,0)
var _cnt =countx(filter(Table, [ID] = earlier([ID]) && [DateTime]>= _time && [DateTime]< earlier([Datetime]) ), [ID])
var _cntall =countx(filter(Table, [ID] = earlier([ID]) && [DateTime]< earlier([Datetime]) ), [ID])
return
Switch(True(),
not(isblank(_cnt)), "Hold",
isblank(_cnt) && not(isblank(_cntall)), "Release",
"Hold"
)
New column =
var _time = [DateTime] -time(4,0,0)
var _cnt =countx(filter(Table, [ID] = earlier([ID]) && [DateTime]>= _time && [DateTime]< earlier([Datetime]) ), [ID])
var _cntall =countx(filter(Table, [ID] = earlier([ID]) && [DateTime]< earlier([Datetime]) ), [ID])
return
Switch(True(),
not(isblank(_cnt)), "Hold",
isblank(_cnt) && not(isblank(_cntall)), "Release",
"Hold"
)
Hello! This was extremely helpful! Thank you soo much
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