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Duplicate Conditional Column in DAX

Hello folks,

I have this conditional colum in a DataQuery...
cond_col.png

So it is grouping figures into units for a graph, It may not be eloquent, but it works for a noob like me.

However, I need to move it over to a DAX generated table, but I'm not having any luck.
I got to this...

Dell Refined Data =
ADDCOLUMNS(
ADDCOLUMNS(
ADDCOLUMNS(
ADDCOLUMNS(
SUMMARIZE( Dell_Warranty, Dell_Warranty[ServiceTag] ),
"StartDate", CALCULATE( MIN( Dell_Warranty[StartDate] ) )
),
"EndDate", CALCULATE( MAX( Dell_Warranty[StartDate] ) )
),
"DaysLeft", CALCULATE( MAX( Dell_Warranty[DaysLeft] ) )
),
"Rounded-Up", if(OR([DaysLeft] < 1,0),
if([DaysLeft] < 101,100),
if([DaysLeft] < 251,250))
)
 
And it kinda works for 100 and 250, but all the zeros are showing as 100, plus the bigger issue is I can only use three arguments, so this is the limit, and I need to get to 1,500. 

Is there a way of getting this working, or another approach that will make this all look very stoopid?

Paul

 

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v-lionel-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @Anonymous ,

 

First, create a column in the Dell_Warranty table:

Rouded-UP = 
SWITCH(
    TRUE(),
    [DaysLeft] = 0, 0,
    [DaysLeft]<= 100, 100,
    [DaysLeft]<= 250, 250,
    [DaysLeft]<= 500, 500,
    [DaysLeft]<= 750, 750,
    [DaysLeft]<= 1000, 1000,
    [DaysLeft]<= 1250, 1250,
    [DaysLeft]<= 1500, 1500
)

Then, create a calculated table:

Table = 
SUMMARIZE(
    Dell_Warranty,
    Dell_Warranty[ServiceTag],
    "startDate", CALCULATE( MIN(Dell_Warranty[StartDate]), ALL(Dell_Warranty) ),
    "endDate", CALCULATE( MAX(Dell_Warranty[StartDate]), ALL(Dell_Warranty) ),
    "DaysLeft", MAX(Dell_Warranty[DaysLeft]),
    "Rounded-UP", MAX(Dell_Warranty[Rouded-UP])
)

cc7.PNGcc6.PNG

 

Best regards,
Lionel Chen

If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

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v-lionel-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @Anonymous ,

 

First, create a column in the Dell_Warranty table:

Rouded-UP = 
SWITCH(
    TRUE(),
    [DaysLeft] = 0, 0,
    [DaysLeft]<= 100, 100,
    [DaysLeft]<= 250, 250,
    [DaysLeft]<= 500, 500,
    [DaysLeft]<= 750, 750,
    [DaysLeft]<= 1000, 1000,
    [DaysLeft]<= 1250, 1250,
    [DaysLeft]<= 1500, 1500
)

Then, create a calculated table:

Table = 
SUMMARIZE(
    Dell_Warranty,
    Dell_Warranty[ServiceTag],
    "startDate", CALCULATE( MIN(Dell_Warranty[StartDate]), ALL(Dell_Warranty) ),
    "endDate", CALCULATE( MAX(Dell_Warranty[StartDate]), ALL(Dell_Warranty) ),
    "DaysLeft", MAX(Dell_Warranty[DaysLeft]),
    "Rounded-UP", MAX(Dell_Warranty[Rouded-UP])
)

cc7.PNGcc6.PNG

 

Best regards,
Lionel Chen

If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

amitchandak
Super User
Super User

Can you share sample data and sample output.

 

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Appreciate your Kudos.

 

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