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a_chhibber
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COUNT of one column based of MAX of another

I am having problem calculating count of one column, based on MAX of another column.

 

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I have to get a count of ticket IDs having score as "good", but only consider the rows with MAX created_at dates. 

 

So, in this case, for the first ticket_id, the valuse will be "bad", and my count should have only 3 ticket_ids with "good" score. Can someone please guide me to the right DAX for the measure?

 

TIA

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Anonymous
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Hi @a_chhibber

 

Try this formula, Cnt_Max is the table name i have used.

 

 

Max_cnt = 

CALCULATE(COUNT(Cnt_Max[Score]),
                     FILTER(Cnt_Max,Cnt_Max[Ticket_id]=EARLIER(Cnt_Max[Ticket_id])),
                     FILTER(Cnt_Max,Cnt_Max[Score]="Good"),
                     FILTER(Cnt_Max, Cnt_Max[Date]=CALCULATE(MAX(Cnt_Max[Date]), FILTER(Cnt_Max,Cnt_Max[Ticket_id]=EARLIER(Cnt_Max[Ticket_id]))))
                    )

 

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Thanks

 Raj

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Anonymous
Not applicable

Hi @a_chhibber

 

Try this formula, Cnt_Max is the table name i have used.

 

 

Max_cnt = 

CALCULATE(COUNT(Cnt_Max[Score]),
                     FILTER(Cnt_Max,Cnt_Max[Ticket_id]=EARLIER(Cnt_Max[Ticket_id])),
                     FILTER(Cnt_Max,Cnt_Max[Score]="Good"),
                     FILTER(Cnt_Max, Cnt_Max[Date]=CALCULATE(MAX(Cnt_Max[Date]), FILTER(Cnt_Max,Cnt_Max[Ticket_id]=EARLIER(Cnt_Max[Ticket_id]))))
                    )

 

Maxcnt.PNG

 

 

 

Thanks

 Raj

Thanks @Anonymous.  But I am gettin the error "EARLIER / EARLIEST refers to an earlier row context which doesn't exist", with the following par underlined.

 

Max_cnt = 

CALCULATE(COUNT(Cnt_Max[Score]),
                     FILTER(Cnt_Max,Cnt_Max[Ticket_id]=EARLIER(Cnt_Max[Ticket_id])),
                     FILTER(Cnt_Max,Cnt_Max[Score]="Good"),
                     FILTER(Cnt_Max, Cnt_Max[Date]=CALCULATE(MAX(Cnt_Max[Date]), FILTER(Cnt_Max,Cnt_Max[Ticket_id]=EARLIER(Cnt_Max[Ticket_id]))))
                    )

 

Anonymous
Not applicable

HI @a_chhibber

 

Use this formula in Modeling -> New column.

 

 

Thanks
Raj

@Anonymous, I was trying to use it as a measure. It worked now. Thanks again!!

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