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Hi!
I've been spending my day banging head to the wall with this problem. I need to check if value is a duplicate of value in the same column that is filtered by slicer.
Slicer | Part code | Has duplicates |
1 | 14 | FALSE |
1 | 15 | FALSE |
1 | 16 | FALSE |
2 | 14 | TRUE |
2 | 15 | FALSE |
2 | 16 | FALSE |
2 | 14 | TRUE |
I was going for the COUNTROWS with EARLIER, but I'm unable to keep the correct context. I keep getting the false positives for the part codes that are being used by a different slicer.
Thanks in advance!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi,
my first thought was to concatenate both columns and then start the count with earlier.
Have a look at my screenshot
Hi,
my first thought was to concatenate both columns and then start the count with earlier.
Have a look at my screenshot
Hi,
Thanks! That is so simple and effective.
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