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Ugo
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Hi,

I need to determine which are the Route numbers that have an associated Number greater than 50 for 3 successive Dates. In this example, the Route 4, 6 and 7 have Numbers greater than 50 for 3 successive Dates. 
Thanks for your help.

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Greg_Deckler
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@Ugo You are going to want something like Cthulhu or MTBF might also provide a pattern:

Cthulhu - Microsoft Power BI Community

Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF) - Microsoft Power BI Community

 

Both are for doing row-wise comparison operations (which is not trivial in DAX)



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@Ugo 


Seems route 11 is also has 3 values greater than 50. For your requirement, you could first create a flag column then create a result column.

 

flag column = IF([Number]>50,1)
 
Result =
var _count= CALCULATE(SUM([flag column]),FILTER('Table',[Route]=EARLIER('Table'[Route])))
Return IF(_count=3,'Table'[Route])

 

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Thanks for the solution. However, route 11 does not have three consecutive results greater than 50. There is a result of 30 on August 18th.

Greg_Deckler
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@Ugo You are going to want something like Cthulhu or MTBF might also provide a pattern:

Cthulhu - Microsoft Power BI Community

Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF) - Microsoft Power BI Community

 

Both are for doing row-wise comparison operations (which is not trivial in DAX)



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