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Hi Everyone,
I used DISTINCT( SELECTCOLUMN ('table'[id], "ID", 'table'[b-type], "Business Type") to create a calculated table.
The table now has unique combinations of ID and Business Type.
EX:
ID | Business Type |
1 | B |
2 | F |
3 | F |
3 | P |
How can I modify my calculated column so I only get one row per ID. Meaning in those cases where there are multiple Business Types per ID I just want to select one. It can be the highest alpanumeric value or simply the first value it encounters ( don't care the condition as long as it provides single value).
EX
ID | Business Type |
1 | B |
2 | F |
3 | F |
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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Hi @czaldumbide ,
Try this code to create a new table using DAX:
Hi @czaldumbide ,
Try this code to create a new table using DAX:
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