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Hi all, i thought this was simple but am new to PowerBI and have obviously found myself in a deep end.
I have 2 related tables i want to check if a value exists on the "many" side.
In the Applications table, i want a flag to show if a task type of "Form Received" for that application ID exists in the Task table.
The yellow column is what i want to create
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Hi @Jwah ,
Try this as a calculated colum in application table.
=
NOT (
ISBLANK (
CALCULATE (
COUNTROWS ( 'task' ),
FILTER (
'task',
'task'[task_type] = "Form Received"
&& 'task'[applicationid] = EARLIER ( 'application'[applicationid] )
)
)
)
)
This will count the rows where task type =form received and the applicationid matches the current row applicationid. If it doesn't return blank then the conditions are met.
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Hi @Jwah ,
Try this as a calculated colum in application table.
=
NOT (
ISBLANK (
CALCULATE (
COUNTROWS ( 'task' ),
FILTER (
'task',
'task'[task_type] = "Form Received"
&& 'task'[applicationid] = EARLIER ( 'application'[applicationid] )
)
)
)
)
This will count the rows where task type =form received and the applicationid matches the current row applicationid. If it doesn't return blank then the conditions are met.
Proud to be a Super User!
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