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Roym
4 years agoHelper IV
Adjust session result based on previous session
I have a table in PBI that shows a long list of assessment results, both the test and review, and based on that I need to calculate the New_Result. As example I have the below table. For session 1 an...
Anonymous
4 years agoNot applicable
Hi Roym
Unique session/id is necessary , because you mentioned , if test=” Effective” and review=” Open” , the value of new result will return the previous review . But when you have multiple identical values,how do you judge the previous review ? So the unique value becomes the criterion for judging the order of precedence.
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Roym
4 years agoHelper IV
Anonymous There is an unique identifier available like I now have in the below table. Would it be possible this way?
| Session | ID | Test | Review | New_Result |
| Session 1 | 20 | Effective | Effective | Effective |
| Session 1 | 21 | Effective | Open | Effective |
| Session 1 | 22 | Effective | Ineffective | Ineffective (Review is prefered to calculate the new result) |
| Session 1 | 23 | Effective | Open | Ineffective |
| Session 2 | 41 | Effective | Effective | Effective |
| Session 2 | 42 | Effective | Open | Effective |
| Session 2 | 43 | Effective | Ineffective | Ineffective (Review is prefered to calculate the new result) |
| Session 2 | 44 | Effective | Open | Ineffective |