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Filtering data via DAX
Hi all,
I have a table and I am trying to identify devices based on the below conditions
- Failed Device - [OutputVolt < ReferenceVolt] in 'VOLT_MEAS', 'CURR_MEAS', 'FUNC_TEST', 'NON_FUNC' process and passed 'CONFIG_TEST'
- Did not Pass/NoRecord - [OutputVolt < ReferenceVolt] in 'VOLT_MEAS', 'CURR_MEAS', 'FUNC_TEST', 'NON_FUNC' process and did not pass or no records in 'CONFIG_TEST'
- No issue - [OutputVolt > ReferenceVolt] in 'VOLT_MEAS', 'CURR_MEAS', 'FUNC_TEST', 'NON_FUNC' process and passed 'CONFIG_TEST'
| DeviceSerial | TestDate | ProcessName | TestStatus | OutputVolt | ReferenceVolt | [Output < Reference]? |
| ABC123 | 16-02-22 11:35:32.697 PM | VOLT_MEAS | Fail | 1.27 | 2.00 | Yes |
| ABC123 | 16-02-22 11:49:43.570 PM | VOLT_MEAS | Pass | 2.26 | 2.00 | Yes |
| ABC123 | 17-02-22 1:15:14.507 AM | CURR_MEAS | Pass | 3.21 | 2.00 | Yes |
| ABC123 | 17-02-22 1:15:37.013 AM | FUNC_TEST | Fail | 1.56 | 2.00 | No |
| ABC123 | 17-02-22 1:17:00.343 AM | FUNC_TEST | Pass | 3.45 | 2.00 | Yes |
| ABC123 | 17-02-22 1:20:29.997 AM | NON_FUNC | Pass | 2.58 | 2.00 | No |
| ABC123 | 17-02-22 1:55:55.300 AM | CONFIG_TEST | Fail | 1.28 | 2.00 | Yes |
| ABC123 | 17-02-22 2:49:44.000 AM | CONFIG_TEST | Pass | 3.24 | 2.00 | Yes |
| ABC124 | 18-02-22 2:49:43.995 AM | VOLT_MEAS | Pass | 2.26 | 2.00 | Yes |
| ABC124 | 19-02-22 2:49:43.995 AM | CURR_MEAS | Pass | 3.45 | 2.00 | Yes |
| ABC124 | 20-02-22 2:49:43.995 AM | FUNC_TEST | Pass | 2.58 | 2.00 | Yes |
| ABC124 | 21-02-22 2:49:43.995 AM | NON_FUNC | Pass | 3.24 | 2.00 | Yes |
| BBS319 | 22-02-22 2:50:44.000 AM | VOLT_MEAS | Pass | 2.26 | 2.00 | Yes |
| BBS319 | 23-02-22 2:50:44.000 AM | CURR_MEAS | Pass | 3.21 | 2.00 | Yes |
| BBS319 | 25-02-22 2:50:44.000 AM | FUNC_TEST | Pass | 3.45 | 2.00 | Yes |
| BBS319 | 26-02-22 2:50:44.000 AM | NON_FUNC | Pass | 2.58 | 2.00 | No |
| BBS319 | 27-02-22 2:50:44.000 AM | CONFIG_TEST | Pass | 2.58 | 2.00 | Yes |
Expected Output:
| DeviceSerial | ProcessName | Status |
| ABC123 | CONFIG_TEST | Failed Device |
| ABC124 | CONFIG_TEST | Did not Pass/NoRecord |
| BBS319 | CONFIG_TEST | No issue |
Tried with the following DAX but I couldn't get to the bottom of it. I have also uploaded the power BI file here (Dropbox link)
DeviceSNo =
CALCULATE (
VALUES ( 'Table'[DeviceSerial] ),
FILTER (
'Table',
[OutputVolt] < [ReferenceVolt]
&& ([ProcessName] IN { "VOLT_MEAS", "CURR_MEAS", "FUNC_TEST", "NON_FUNC"})
),
FILTER(
'Table',
[ProcessName] = "CONFIG_TEST"
)
)
Could you please guide me how to achieve this via DAX ?
Thanks in advance!
you can create a column
Column = VAR _volt=maxx(FILTER('Table','Table'[DeviceSerial]=EARLIER('Table'[DeviceSerial])&&'Table'[ProcessName]="VOLT_MEAS"),'Table'[[Output < Reference]]?]) VAR _curr=maxx(FILTER('Table','Table'[DeviceSerial]=EARLIER('Table'[DeviceSerial])&&'Table'[ProcessName]="CURR_MEAS"),'Table'[[Output < Reference]]?]) VAR _func=maxx(FILTER('Table','Table'[DeviceSerial]=EARLIER('Table'[DeviceSerial])&&'Table'[ProcessName]="FUNC_TEST"),'Table'[[Output < Reference]]?]) VAR _non=maxx(FILTER('Table','Table'[DeviceSerial]=EARLIER('Table'[DeviceSerial])&&'Table'[ProcessName]="NON_FUNC"),'Table'[[Output < Reference]]?]) VAR _config=maxx(FILTER('Table','Table'[DeviceSerial]=EARLIER('Table'[DeviceSerial])&&'Table'[ProcessName]="CONFIG_TEST"),'Table'[TestStatus]) return if(_volt="Yes"&&_curr="Yes"&&_func="Yes"&&_non="Yes"&&_config="Pass","Failed Device",if(_volt="Yes"&&_curr="Yes"&&_func="Yes"&&_non="Yes"&&(_config="Fail"||_config=""),"Did not pass/no record",if(_volt="No"&&_curr="No"&&_func="No"&&_non="No"&&_config="Pass","no issue")))what do you mean [OutputVolt < ReferenceVolt] in xxx? should match for all the process or any one process?
ryan_mayu: I have updated the DAX according to the logic and managed to get it working. Thank you very much for your inputs 🙂
Column = VAR _volt = MAXX ( FILTER ( 'Table', 'Table'[DeviceSerial] = EARLIER ( 'Table'[DeviceSerial] ) && 'Table'[ProcessName] = "VOLT_MEAS" ), 'Table'[[Output < Reference]]?] ) VAR _curr = MAXX ( FILTER ( 'Table', 'Table'[DeviceSerial] = EARLIER ( 'Table'[DeviceSerial] ) && 'Table'[ProcessName] = "CURR_MEAS" ), 'Table'[[Output < Reference]]?] ) VAR _func = MAXX ( FILTER ( 'Table', 'Table'[DeviceSerial] = EARLIER ( 'Table'[DeviceSerial] ) && 'Table'[ProcessName] = "FUNC_TEST" ), 'Table'[[Output < Reference]]?] ) VAR _non = MAXX ( FILTER ( 'Table', 'Table'[DeviceSerial] = EARLIER ( 'Table'[DeviceSerial] ) && 'Table'[ProcessName] = "NON_FUNC" ), 'Table'[[Output < Reference]]?] ) VAR _config = MAXX ( FILTER ( 'Table', 'Table'[DeviceSerial] = EARLIER ( 'Table'[DeviceSerial] ) && 'Table'[ProcessName] = "CONFIG_TEST" ), 'Table'[TestStatus] ) RETURN IF ( _volt = "No" && _curr = "No" && _func = "No" && _non = "No" && _config = "Pass", "no issue", IF ( ( _volt = "Yes" || _curr = "Yes" || _func = "Yes" || _non = "Yes" ) && _config = "Pass", "Failed Device", IF ( ( _volt = "No" || _curr = "No" || _func = "No" || _non = "No" ) && ( _config = "Fail" || _config = "" ), "Did not pass/no record", "BLANK" ) ) )
5 Replies
- ryan_mayuSuper User
you can create a column
Column = VAR _volt=maxx(FILTER('Table','Table'[DeviceSerial]=EARLIER('Table'[DeviceSerial])&&'Table'[ProcessName]="VOLT_MEAS"),'Table'[[Output < Reference]]?]) VAR _curr=maxx(FILTER('Table','Table'[DeviceSerial]=EARLIER('Table'[DeviceSerial])&&'Table'[ProcessName]="CURR_MEAS"),'Table'[[Output < Reference]]?]) VAR _func=maxx(FILTER('Table','Table'[DeviceSerial]=EARLIER('Table'[DeviceSerial])&&'Table'[ProcessName]="FUNC_TEST"),'Table'[[Output < Reference]]?]) VAR _non=maxx(FILTER('Table','Table'[DeviceSerial]=EARLIER('Table'[DeviceSerial])&&'Table'[ProcessName]="NON_FUNC"),'Table'[[Output < Reference]]?]) VAR _config=maxx(FILTER('Table','Table'[DeviceSerial]=EARLIER('Table'[DeviceSerial])&&'Table'[ProcessName]="CONFIG_TEST"),'Table'[TestStatus]) return if(_volt="Yes"&&_curr="Yes"&&_func="Yes"&&_non="Yes"&&_config="Pass","Failed Device",if(_volt="Yes"&&_curr="Yes"&&_func="Yes"&&_non="Yes"&&(_config="Fail"||_config=""),"Did not pass/no record",if(_volt="No"&&_curr="No"&&_func="No"&&_non="No"&&_config="Pass","no issue")))what do you mean [OutputVolt < ReferenceVolt] in xxx? should match for all the process or any one process?
- DreamToGetFrequent Visitor
ryan_mayu: Thanks for your input. Tried this but it only highlights devices that 'Did not pass/no record'
There's no specific value for [OutputVolt < ReferenceVolt] as it will be dynamic (basically if the 'OutputVolt' column value is less than 'ReferenceVolt' it is considered as a failure) and it should match for all process. I hope this answers your question.
- ryan_mayuSuper User
Yes, that's why I ask you the logic
in means AND or OR, that decides how we write the DAX.
FOR ABC 123, the last value of below record is NO, which means OutputVolt > ReferenceVolt. That does not match your logic.
ABC123 17-02-22 1:15:37.013 AM FUNC_TEST Fail 1.56 2.00 No for BBS319, the last value of below records are Yes, whch means OutputVolt < ReferenceVolt, does not match your logic as well
BBS319 22-02-22 2:50:44.000 AM VOLT_MEAS Pass 2.26 2.00 Yes BBS319 23-02-22 2:50:44.000 AM CURR_MEAS Pass 3.21 2.00 Yes BBS319 25-02-22 2:50:44.000 AM FUNC_TEST Pass 3.45 2.00 Yes That's why we can only get expected result for the second ID.