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Hello dear members ,
I have a table called planning that contain the absence details of my employees .
I wanted to create a calculated column that contain the absence details of my employee but in case an employee have 2 absence reasons in the same day i want the colmumn to have the value Multi .
I did some research and i notice that i might be able to do that with all expect funtion , but here i have 2 condition (same ID and same Day)
Here is a small sample ! what im trying to acheive (Created column in green 😞
thanks in advance all
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Hi,
with Dax you can add a calculate column
Hello ,
@Bifinity_75, @serpiva64 thanks for your answers .
your both solution are working but there is only 1 condition that have issue , is that when the employee is absent the same day with the same reason it shouldnt show multi since it's the same reason of absence .
Hi,
try this
@serpiva64 , unfortunately the query dont want to charge . it keep loading only , do you think it's related to the query performance ?
Hi,
Can you post your calculated column?
Hi @Rayzo92 , try this calculate column:
Created Column = IF(
CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('Table'),ALLEXCEPT('Table','Table'[id],'Table'[day]))>1,
"Multiple",'Table'[reason of absence])
Best regards
Hi,
with Dax you can add a calculate column
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