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Fill a column based on a value in two other columns
- 8 years ago
You need to add the column using that expression in "Data" pane using "New Column" NOT in "Power Query Editor".
Also please note in the below expression LookupValue is name of the table I've stored sample data, in your case it should be your tablename. As LookupValue is a DAX keyword as well, that's why it was mentioned in single quote (I might have used another name to avoid confusion)
Check = CALCULATE(MAX('LookupValue'[Answer]),FILTER(ALL('LookupValue'),'LookupValue'[Question]="Location" && 'LookupValue'[ResponseID] = EARLIER([ResponseID])))
You need to add the column using that expression in "Data" pane using "New Column" NOT in "Power Query Editor".
Also please note in the below expression LookupValue is name of the table I've stored sample data, in your case it should be your tablename. As LookupValue is a DAX keyword as well, that's why it was mentioned in single quote (I might have used another name to avoid confusion)
Check = CALCULATE(MAX('LookupValue'[Answer]),FILTER(ALL('LookupValue'),'LookupValue'[Question]="Location" && 'LookupValue'[ResponseID] = EARLIER([ResponseID])))
- PattemManohar8 years ago
Community Champion
As mentioned above, use your table name in place of "LookupValue" (It is the table name I've created for testing your scenario)
- gbrmdc8 years agoFrequent Visitor
- PattemManohar8 years ago
Community Champion
You are welcome !! Gabriel :smileyhappy: