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Dave403
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Formula help, create new column with values from 2 columns

Hi Everyone.

 

Not really sure how to explain this properly, but I am trying to figure out a way to calculate all rows with one result based on the values in 2 other columns.  Here is my example below.

 

So if any of the order numbers have a TRUE from my if statmenent I would like the new column to carry that true into all rows for that order number.  

Order Work True Desired result 
10TRUETRUE
10TRUETRUE
10FALSETRUE
20FALSEFALSE
20FALSEFALSE
20FALSEFALSE
30FALSETRUE
30FALSETRUE
30TRUETRUE

 

Thanks 

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Anonymous
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Hi @Dave403 

 

Desired result = if(CALCULATE(COUNT(Table_2[Work True]),ALLEXCEPT(Table_2,Table_2[Order]), Table_2[Work True] = "TRUE")>=1,"TRUE","FALSE")

 

pranit828_0-1598809800318.png

 

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Anonymous
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Hi @Dave403 

 

Desired result = if(CALCULATE(COUNT(Table_2[Work True]),ALLEXCEPT(Table_2,Table_2[Order]), Table_2[Work True] = "TRUE")>=1,"TRUE","FALSE")

 

pranit828_0-1598809800318.png

 

Hi Pranit 

 

Works perfectly, thanks for the help.

 

Dave

 

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