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Help with DAX?
Hi united2win ,
According to this——For example if a Seller has both Italy and Germany, the Italian address is blank. How do I change the formula to include yes for both lines?
So for seller A , it has three countries, including Germany, so the three lines for seller A are all "Yes".
I think selimovd 's method works fine, it acheive the same output as your expected.
Below is my workaround and output.
Column = var _t= SUMMARIZE(FILTER('Table',[Seller]=EARLIER('Table'[Seller])),[Country]) return IF("Germany" in _t,"Yes")If I'm misunderstanding, please share more details to help us clarify your scenario.
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Hey united2win ,
you can add a new calculated column and check if the seller in the current row has another row with country Germany.
The following measure should do that:
Has German Adress =
VAR vSellerCurrentRow = SellerTable[Seller]
RETURN
IF (
CALCULATE (
COUNTROWS ( SellerTable ),
SellerTable[Seller] = vSellerCurrentRow,
SellerTable[Country] = "Germany"
) > 0,
"Yes",
BLANK ()
)
The result looks then like that:
If you need any help please let me know.
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Denis
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Thanks Dennis, I've inputted the formula, but it's only returning "Yes" for the German addresses. For example if a Seller has both Italy and Germany, the Italian address is blank. How do I change the formula to include yes for both lines?