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Good afternoon, thank you in advance for any suggestions.
I have a dataset for employee names and training courses they have completed or not.
Column A is a list of employee numbers, B is course names, and C is completed status.
I need a new column D to show the employee as Success or Fail. Success is that all courses are completed (ie. for employee 1, if any "Not complete" appears in any row where Column A has '1', column D would show 'Fail' for each of those rows.
Likewise in the example below, employee 3 would be a 'Success'.
Many thanks
Hi @PHenderson add new column Success of Fail = IF (<Your table name>[Complete Status]="Not complete" , "Fail", "Success")
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Hi, thanks for your suggestion, but I don't think I was clear enough. I'd need 'Fail' in column D for each row for that employee if even one of the rows for that employee has 'Not Complete' in column C.
- Essentially, employee is listed as fail if they haven't completed each of the 5 courses.
Thanks
Hi @PHenderson create measure Success or Fail as below.
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