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Anonymous
6 years agoNot applicable
Detect new item in same column
Hi,
I have a table like this, and I want to identify the new item that Shopper1 got compared to Monday. What would the formula look like in 'New Item' (Column D)?
| Shopper | Day | Item | New Item |
| Shopper1 | Monday | Apple | |
| Shopper1 | Monday | Banana | |
| Shopper1 | Monday | Orange | |
| Shopper1 | Tuesday | Orange | |
| Shopper1 | Tuesday | Apple | |
| Shopper1 | Tuesday | Banana | |
| Shopper1 | Tuesday | Lime | New Item |
Thanks!!
- Anonymous6 years ago
Anonymous
You can set the variable to any daysNew column = Var Monday_= CALCULATETABLE(VALUES('Table'[Item]),'Table'[Day]="Monday") Var Tuesday_= CALCULATETABLE(VALUES('Table'[Item]),'Table'[Day]="Tuesday") return IF(Tuesday_ in Monday_,BLANK(),[Item])Paul Zheng
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- az38Community Champion
Hi Anonymous
you can try LOOKUPVALUE() column like
New Item = var _inMonday = LOOKUPVALUE('Table'[Shopper],'Table'[Shopper],[Shopper],'Table'[Item],[Item],'Table'[Day],"Monday") RETURN if(ISBLANK(_inMonday),"New Item",BLANK()) - AnonymousNot applicable
Anonymous
You can set the variable to any daysNew column = Var Monday_= CALCULATETABLE(VALUES('Table'[Item]),'Table'[Day]="Monday") Var Tuesday_= CALCULATETABLE(VALUES('Table'[Item]),'Table'[Day]="Tuesday") return IF(Tuesday_ in Monday_,BLANK(),[Item])Paul Zheng
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