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adarshmp8998
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Rack Count

Hi Everyone,

 

I trying to find the to total rack count with the dax, can anyone help me to write a dax in power bi.

 

current state is 7 and the next state is 8. If so, it adds 1 to the rack count.

# should not consider current state = 8 and the next state = 7 or state = 7 or state = 8

 

Statetimestamp
701-02-2025 00:04:06
701-02-2025 00:04:11
701-02-2025 00:04:15
801-02-2025 00:04:23
801-02-2025 00:04:43
101-02-2025 00:04:51
101-02-2025 00:05:35
101-02-2025 00:14:51
701-02-2025 00:14:59
701-02-2025 00:15:06
701-02-2025 00:15:39
701-02-2025 00:20:47
701-02-2025 00:20:55
801-02-2025 00:21:06
801-02-2025 00:21:35
801-02-2025 00:21:43
901-02-2025 00:21:47
701-02-2025 00:21:51
701-02-2025 00:21:55
701-02-2025 00:22:31
701-02-2025 00:22:35
801-02-2025 00:22:39
801-02-2025 00:22:43
101-02-2025 00:22:50
101-02-2025 00:22:59
901-02-2025 00:23:19
701-02-2025 00:23:27
701-02-2025 00:23:31
701-02-2025 00:23:35
801-02-2025 00:24:15
801-02-2025 00:24:19
101-02-2025 00:24:27
801-02-2025 00:21:06
801-02-2025 00:21:06
801-02-2025 00:21:06
101-02-2025 00:21:06
101-02-2025 00:21:06
101-02-2025 00:21:06
701-02-2025 00:21:06
701-02-2025 00:21:06
101-02-2025 00:21:06
101-02-2025 00:21:06
801-02-2025 00:21:06
801-02-2025 00:21:06
701-02-2025 00:21:06
701-02-2025 00:21:06
101-02-2025 00:21:06
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@Greg_Deckler ,

 

I used below method to solve it,

 

A) created Index calculated column

Index = RANKX('sampledf', 'sampledf'[timestamp], , ASC, DENSE)
 
B) created NextState calculated column
NextState =
VAR CurrentIndex = 'sampledf'[Index]
RETURN CALCULATE(
    MAX('sampledf'[State]),
    FILTER(
        'sampledf',
        'sampledf'[Index] = CurrentIndex + 1
    )
)
 
C) Written measure to calculate the Total columns
RackCount =
SUMX(
    'sampledf',
    IF(
        'sampledf'[State] = 7 && 'sampledf'[NextState] = 8,
        1,
        0
    )
)

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adarshmp8998
Frequent Visitor

@Greg_Deckler ,

 

Total count of rack should be 4. Below group will be counted as 1 rack and it should follow the sequence, 7 and then 8

 

701-02-2025 00:04:06
701-02-2025 00:04:11
701-02-2025 00:04:15
801-02-2025 00:04:23
801-02-2025 00:04:43

@adarshmp8998 OK, so you the min date and time and then you are looking for where the next row is 0 or +1 different from that. So what are the other 4 racks? I still don't understand the logic here. Is it only the instances where it goes form 7 to 8 that count? So if there are consecutive 7's but no 8 then that does not count? What about the 1's? 

Seems similar to Cthulhu/Streaks. Streaks! - Microsoft Fabric Community. Off the cuff, maybe:

 



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@Greg_Deckler ,

 

I used below method to solve it,

 

A) created Index calculated column

Index = RANKX('sampledf', 'sampledf'[timestamp], , ASC, DENSE)
 
B) created NextState calculated column
NextState =
VAR CurrentIndex = 'sampledf'[Index]
RETURN CALCULATE(
    MAX('sampledf'[State]),
    FILTER(
        'sampledf',
        'sampledf'[Index] = CurrentIndex + 1
    )
)
 
C) Written measure to calculate the Total columns
RackCount =
SUMX(
    'sampledf',
    IF(
        'sampledf'[State] = 7 && 'sampledf'[NextState] = 8,
        1,
        0
    )
)
Greg_Deckler
Super User
Super User

@adarshmp8998 So what is the expected output from this?



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