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Hi guys,
I have a table called "flancamento" and I would like to find duplicate rows.
I thought of a solution that would return duplicate values in a new column.
Then I am creating a calculated column and I am using the following function, but maybe I need to add more parameters:
Duplicados = IF(
COUNTROWS(
FILTER(fLancamento,fLancamento[Lançamento]=
EARLIER(fLancamento[Lançamento])))>1,1,BLANK()
)
How could I achieve this result?
Thanks,
Karina
Hi @karinafreitass ,
You can achieve it using Power Query or create a calculated column to achieve it, please find all details in the following blogs.
Identify Duplicates Using Power Query
Identify duplicates and show up records
Best Regards
Rena
Community Support Team _ Rena Ruan
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@karinafreitass , Your formula seems fine. Hope you are creating a new column.
You can have new column like
if( countx(filter(fLancamento,fLancamento[Lançamento] =EARLIER(fLancamento[Lançamento])),fLancamento[Lançamento]) >1 , 1, blank())
New measure like
if( countx(filter(allselected(fLancamento),fLancamento[Lançamento] =EARLIER(fLancamento[Lançamento])),fLancamento[Lançamento]) >1 , 1, blank())
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Tutorial Series Dax Vs SQL Direct Query PBI Tips
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Hi, @karinafreitass , you might want to try this measure in a calculated column
RESULT = IF ( CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( flancamento ), ALL ( flancamento[Index] ) ) > 1, "Duplicated" )
flancamento[Index] is the first column in your dataset with cardinal numbers 1, 2, 3 ...
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DAX is simple, but NOT EASY! |
Thanks for help.
I've identified a problem. In the visual (table) I identified that the power Bi is generating duplicity as 1 record only and is making the sum of the values. So there's not going to be duplicate values, and that's not cool.
I need to identify if there are duplicate records in the entire row
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