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Any One Instance / At least One
- 6 years ago
There's probably a smoother way of doing it, but I just COUNT'ed "YES" for each PO, and if that COUNT was > 0, then 'YES Present' else 'Yes Not Present'.
FOrrest
HUlm1 - Hard to say exactly without sample data to test with. But, many times what you would do would maybe do a SUMMARIZE and see if there is a row for what you are looking for or a COUNTROWS(FILTER(...))
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