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Hi,
maybe a simple question.
I have two tables.
One contains a lot log information for each ID number.
ID | Subject |
10218672 | General |
10218672 | General |
10219335 | Case A |
10229051 | Case A |
10229051 | Case A |
10229051 | Case A |
10229051 | Case B |
10231987 | Case A |
10232341 | Case A |
10232609 | General |
10233454 | Case A |
10233454 | Case B |
10233669 | Case B |
10233677 | Case A |
10233677 | Case A |
10233677 | Case A |
10233678 | Case A |
10233678 | Case B |
10233686 | Case A |
10233686 | Case A |
10233686 | Case A |
10233686 | Case B |
10233686 | Case B |
10233694 | Case A |
10233694 | Case A |
10233694 | Case A |
10233694 | Case A |
10233694 | Case A |
10234320 | Case B |
In my second table, I would like to have a column which shows me, if "Case B" is in the log file for the specific ID No.
ID | Check for Case B |
10218672 | |
10219335 | |
10229051 | existing |
10231987 | |
10232341 | |
10232609 | |
10233454 | existing |
10233669 | existing |
10233677 | |
10233678 | existing |
10233686 | existing |
10233694 | |
10234320 | existing |
Any idea how the DAX formula for column "Check for Case B" would look like.
Thanks in advance.
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Hi @DWilming
Check for Case B =
IF ( CALCULATE ( COUNT ( Table1[ID] ), Table1[ID] = "Case B" ) > 0, "Existing" )
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Hi @DWilming
Check for Case B =
IF ( CALCULATE ( COUNT ( Table1[ID] ), Table1[ID] = "Case B" ) > 0, "Existing" )
Please mark the question solved when done and consider giving kudos if posts are helpful.
Contact me privately for support with any larger-scale BI needs, tutoring, etc.
Cheers