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Hi everyone,
I have to calculate a new column/measure that for each client it will take first from a different column. For instance, how to calculate City_new? Is it possible?
| Customer ID | City | City_new |
| 1 | Warsaw | Warsaw |
| 1 | Paris | Warsaw |
| 1 | London | Warsaw |
| 2 | Moscow | Moscow |
| 2 | Riga | Moscow |
| 3 | Vienna | Vienna |
| 3 | Warsaw | Vienna |
| 3 | London | Vienna |
| 3 | Lisbona | Vienna |
Best Regards!
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Hey @Anonymous ,
you can add a calculated column and use the following formula:
City_new =
CALCULATE(
MAX( myTable[City] ),
ALLEXCEPT(
myTable,
myTable[CustomerID]
)
)
Be aware that this will just give you the last value from an alphabetical point of view. In general there is no order in the Power BI data. So ID 1 and Warsaw could in other circumstances appear as second row.
If you want to have a specific element as first, you have to add a column with the order of the cities.
Hey @Anonymous ,
you can add a calculated column and use the following formula:
City_new =
CALCULATE(
MAX( myTable[City] ),
ALLEXCEPT(
myTable,
myTable[CustomerID]
)
)
Be aware that this will just give you the last value from an alphabetical point of view. In general there is no order in the Power BI data. So ID 1 and Warsaw could in other circumstances appear as second row.
If you want to have a specific element as first, you have to add a column with the order of the cities.
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