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rishirajdeb
3 years agoAdvocate I
Calculated column based on each category
Hi All, Need help with the logic of a calculated column: Representative data along with expected output: The logic of the Calculated column should be: need to iterate over...
- 3 years ago
Just wanted to update that I have been able to make it work as expected. The DAX code snippet:
CalColumn = VAR _key = Sheet1[category] // to check for each category VAR _case1 = // to check if the first condition exists, on a category level CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( Sheet1 ), ALL ( Sheet1 ), FILTER ( Sheet1, Sheet1[category] = _key && Sheet1[indicator 1] = "2" && Sheet1[indicator 2] <> 678 ) ) VAR _case2 = // to check if the second condition exists, on a category level CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( Sheet1 ), ALL ( Sheet1 ), FILTER ( Sheet1, Sheet1[category] = _key && Sheet1[indicator 1] = "3" && Sheet1[indicator 2] <> 678 ) ) VAR _case1_name = // required output for the first condition CALCULATE ( MAX ( Sheet1[name 1] ), ALL ( Sheet1 ), FILTER ( Sheet1, Sheet1[category] = _key && Sheet1[indicator 1] = "2" && Sheet1[indicator 2] <> 678 ) ) VAR _case2_name = // required output for the second condition CALCULATE ( MAX ( Sheet1[name 2] ), ALL ( Sheet1 ), FILTER ( Sheet1, Sheet1[category] = _key && Sheet1[indicator 1] = "3" && Sheet1[indicator 2] <> 678 ) ) RETURN IF ( _case1 > 0, _case1_name, IF ( _case2 > 0, _case2_name, BLANK () ) ) // returning output based on conditionThanks
rishirajdeb
3 years agoAdvocate I
Thanks for the response, however don't think it would work as this would not iterate for each category I think. For example, a category may have multiple records satisfying both the conditions, then we will end up having multiple values for the calculated column, for the same category.
olgad
3 years agoResident Rockstar
Then please make a snapshot with the example where there are multiple values, what shall be the output. If in Category A there are AA and BB which met the condition which one shall be assigned to category A?