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I need to add a column to use for further analysis that gives me the minimum ItemId for each Category. In addition, though, I need to not consider ItemId records that have a Status of “Withdrawn” when determining which is the minimum ItemId. I have been successful the following two ways in determining the minimum ItemId by Category but I don’t know how to add the filter to exclude the “Withdrawn” Status when performing this calculation.
CALCULATE(MIN(table1[ItemId]),FILTER(table1,table1[Category]=EARLIER(table1[Category])))
CALCULATE (MIN (table1[ItemId]),ALLEXCEPT (table1, table1[Category])
Here is a sample dataset and what my expected result is.
Category | ItemId | Status | Min Item # Not Withdrawn |
1005189150 | 2106967 | Withdrawn | 2106968 |
1005189150 | 2106968 | Completed | 2106968 |
1005189150 | 2108134 | Withdrawn | 2106968 |
1005189150 | 2108139 | Withdrawn | 2106968 |
1005189150 | 2108165 | Withdrawn | 2106968 |
1005189150 | 2108204 | Withdrawn | 2106968 |
1005189150 | 2108206 | Completed | 2106968 |
1005268528 | 2118244 | Withdrawn | 2119115 |
1005268528 | 2119115 | Active | 2119115 |
1005268528 | 2126390 | Withdrawn | 2119115 |
1005268528 | 2129706 | Active | 2119115 |
1005268528 | 2131912 | Active | 2119115 |
1005268528 | 2131922 | Active | 2119115 |
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Hi @tlipkin
You were quite close with your approach. A slight adjustment to the below using a Calculated Column will get you what you're after:
_col =
VAR _1 =
CALCULATE (
MIN ( _Table[ItemId] ) ,
_Table[Status] <> "Withdrawn" ,
ALLEXCEPT ( _Table , _Table[Category] ) )
RETURN
_1
Output is as per below screenshot:
Hope this helps 🙂
Theo
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Hi @tlipkin
You were quite close with your approach. A slight adjustment to the below using a Calculated Column will get you what you're after:
_col =
VAR _1 =
CALCULATE (
MIN ( _Table[ItemId] ) ,
_Table[Status] <> "Withdrawn" ,
ALLEXCEPT ( _Table , _Table[Category] ) )
RETURN
_1
Output is as per below screenshot:
Hope this helps 🙂
Theo
If I have posted a response that resolves your question, please accept it as a solution to formally close the post.
Also, if you are as passionate about Power BI, DAX and data as I am, please feel free to reach out if you have any questions, queries, or if you simply want to connect and talk to another data geek!
Want to connect?www.linkedin.com/in/theoconias
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