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All,
I need to create a filter to display only records that meet the below criteria. If an employee has adjusted their timecard for a week ending date, I only want to see the records for those employees who've made changes. Below is visual of what I'd like to achieve.
Thank you.
Solved! Go to Solution.
@mvgust -
Flag Column =
VAR __Name = [EmpName]
VAR __Week = [WeekEnding]
RETURN
IF(MAXX(FILTER(ALL('Table'),[EmpName]=__Name && [WeekEnding]=__Week),[Version])>1,TRUE(),FALSE())
Flag Measure =
VAR __Name = MAX([EmpName])
VAR __Week = MAX([WeekEnding])
RETURN
IF(MAXX(FILTER(ALL('Table'),[EmpName]=__Name && [WeekEnding]=__Week),[Version])>1,TRUE(),FALSE())
@mvgust -
Flag Column =
VAR __Name = [EmpName]
VAR __Week = [WeekEnding]
RETURN
IF(MAXX(FILTER(ALL('Table'),[EmpName]=__Name && [WeekEnding]=__Week),[Version])>1,TRUE(),FALSE())
Flag Measure =
VAR __Name = MAX([EmpName])
VAR __Week = MAX([WeekEnding])
RETURN
IF(MAXX(FILTER(ALL('Table'),[EmpName]=__Name && [WeekEnding]=__Week),[Version])>1,TRUE(),FALSE())
Thank you @Greg_Deckler for providing me 2 different options, the column is going to work better for my scenario and it worked perfectly!
I've been struggling to learn DAX - do you have any resources to suggest? I'm ok at very simple DAX functions but what you provided I would have never even thought of.
Thank you!
@mvgust - There's an Introduction to DAX section here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/guided-learning/
Radacad has some great stuff. https://radacad.com/
If you are coming from SQL, @Phil_Seamark 's DAX book is great. I think he has a new one Pro DAX too. I haven't read that one yet but if it's from Phil, it's gold.
@MattAllington has some great DAX books
@marcorusso 's Definitive Guide to DAX is, well, it's the gold standard. Maybe a bit theory heavy but unbeatable in terms of coverage of the DAX language.
I like my book, DAX Cookbook, as a more practical guide, not nearly so much theory as just straight-up practical DAX implementation strategies for metics, KPI's, etc. to solve real world problems.
Another great resource is the Quick Measures Gallery: https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Quick-Measures-Gallery/bd-p/QuickMeasuresGallery?sortby=kudos
A lot of my stuff ends up in there. Lots of crazy inventive DAX.
Very much depends what you are into, how you learn, etc.
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