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Rigoleto
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8 years ago

Build sequence number base on a two columns

I need help with some DAX logic, as the screenshot shown, I have three columns, the first one is the production line, the second one shows the sequence operacion and the third should be biuld using t...
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ImkeF's avatar
ImkeF
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8 years ago

Thats a clustered index which you can build with the RANKX-function:

 

RANKX(FILTER(Table1, Table1[NAME2.1] = EARLIER(Table1[NAME2.1])), Table1[SEQ], ,ASC)

assuming your table is called "TABLE1"

 

Rigoleto's avatar
Rigoleto
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8 years ago

Hi,

Thanks for your input, I did try the logic you posted but, how can you see it is doing the same  as the SEQ column value, here is the code :
RANKX(FILTER(Query1,
Query1[NAME2.1] = EARLIER(Query1[NAME2.1])), Query1[SEQ], ,ASC)

 

 

  • ImkeF's avatar
    ImkeF
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    8 years ago

    Oh, I didn't recognize therer were ties. (Apart from that it look alright, doesn't it?)

    So you have to add another parameter to it:

     

    RANKX(FILTER(Table1, Table1[NAME2.1] = EARLIER(Table1[NAME2.1])), Table1[SEQ], ,ASC, DENSE)