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I am looking for a solution either in Power Query or in DAX to be able to identify customer orders which are placed by error more than once.
A customer order (Order ID) is considered 'duplicate' if there is another Order ID with the:
- same Order Date +
- same Customer Reference +
- same List of Materials +
- same Order quantities for each material.
It is important that one order usually consist of multiple Material codes and we want to find 'duplicate' orders only if the whole list of material and order quantities are the same.
Any help appreciated.
Hi @BLB
Please try
Duplicate Orders =
CALCULATETABLE (
VALUES ( Orders[Order ID] ),
FILTER (
SUMMARIZE (
Orders,
Orders[Order Date],
Orders[Customer Reference],
Orders[List of Materials],
Orders[Order Qty]
),
COUNTROWS ( CALCULATETABLE ( Orders ) ) > 1
)
)
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