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Anonymous
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7 years ago
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Create Calculated Table with customized formula (Simpson's Rule)

Hello,

 

I want to apply Simpson's rule on a table and create a new table to store the values. From the picture below, I have a TABLE and I want a calculated Table. There are multiple values in Area column and I want to apply the formula on each value of Area (i.e Group By). The formula can be seen in the formula bar.

 

Any help on this will be appreciated.

 

Thanks,

Vivian.

 

 

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    7 years ago

    Stachu  Ashish_Mathur  Thanks for the solutions. But I found an easy way to solve this problem. All I did was used Pivot feature in the edit query to Convert Rows of column "Steps" as columns with values as the column "value" in it.

    After doing this I got individual columns for each step, Table after pivoting looked like

     

    Area | step 0.02 | step 0.01| step 0.005 |...........

    A      |   0            |    0         |  0.6            |............

     

    then I just applied the formula using the calculated column.

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  • Stachu's avatar
    Stachu
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    in your original table add these 2 columns:

    NextStep = 
    VAR __Area = 'Table'[Area]
    VAR __Step = 'Table'[Steps]
    RETURN
    CALCULATE(MAX('Table'[Steps]), FILTER(ALL('Table'), 'Table'[Area] = __Area && 'Table'[Steps]<__Step))
    NextValue = 
    VAR __Area = 'Table'[Area]
    VAR __Step = 'Table'[NextStep]
    RETURN
    CALCULATE(MAX('Table'[Value]),FILTER(ALL('Table'),'Table'[Area] = __Area && 'Table'[Steps]= __Step))

    then create a new table like this

    Table2 =
    GROUPBY (
        'Table',
        'Table'[Area],
        "Val", SUMX (
            CURRENTGROUP (),
            0.5 * ( [Value] + [NextValue] ) * ( [Steps] - [NextStep] )
        )
    )
    
  • Hi,

    For each Area, will the entries in the steps column have to be arranged in descending order (as i can observe in your example)?

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
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    Stachu  Ashish_Mathur  Thanks for the solutions. But I found an easy way to solve this problem. All I did was used Pivot feature in the edit query to Convert Rows of column "Steps" as columns with values as the column "value" in it.

    After doing this I got individual columns for each step, Table after pivoting looked like

     

    Area | step 0.02 | step 0.01| step 0.005 |...........

    A      |   0            |    0         |  0.6            |............

     

    then I just applied the formula using the calculated column.