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Hi,
I have the following challenge for Power BI:
I want to count the number of "Orders" with a Result different to "Realizado", but with the following conditions:
For example:
| Order | IC Client | CUP | Fecha inicio extrema | Result |
| 13833842 | 10000028 | ES02341500157 | 11/02/2018 0:00 | Imposible realizar |
| 13864396 | 10000028 | ES02341500157 | 27/02/2018 0:00 | Innecesario |
| 13759224 | 10000030 | ES02341500223 | 16/01/2018 0:00 | Imposible realizar |
| 13727349 | 10000072 | ES023411gg0TJ | 29/12/2017 0:00 | Imposible realizar |
| 13727345 | 10000072 | ES023411gg0TJ | 30/12/2017 0:00 | Imposible realizar |
| 13728120 | 10000072 | ES023411gg0TJ | 03/01/2018 0:00 | Imposible realizar |
| 13733794 | 10000072 | ES023411gg0TJ | 05/01/2018 0:00 | Imposible realizar |
| 13722089 | 10000125 | ES023415257DF | 28/12/2017 0:00 | Imposible realizar |
| 13878184 | 10000125 | ES023415257DF | 01/03/2018 0:00 | Realizado |
For this example, the count of "Orders" with the conditions would be equal to 3 ("IC client"= 10000028 with "Order"=13833842 and 13864396;"IC client"=10000030 with "Order"=13759224).
Thank you very much in advance.
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But this IC Client 1000002806 has third row equal to Realizado
Why is it considered while 10000125 is ignored?
Hi Zubair_Muhammad, you are right. My mistake in posting the example table. I fixed it.
Also right. Fixed.
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