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dejanzoric
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How to combine IF and COUNTIFS function in Power Bi

Hi, I need help how to transfer a function in excel to power bi.

 

I have a situation where my ID and Code are repeated in multiple combinations. I wanted to count the repetitions, but so that in the new column it shows me the value 1 for the given condition, and if the same combination appears again, it assigns me the value 0.

 

In Excel, I just solved it using the formula: =IF(COUNTIFS($C$2:C2;C2;$A$2:A2;A2)>1;0;1)


Where is my column in the formula:

  • A - ID
  • C - Code

 

I want to automate some processes through Power Bi and any help would be great.

 

Thanks in advance, Dejan

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dejanzoric
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Is there anyone who can help?

i just want to mark in new column unique id with value ="1" without duplicate . So that when I mark the value "1" in the filter, all values (ID) will be unique and not repeated.

amitchandak
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@dejanzoric , Assume you want count ID having more than one code

 

Measure 

 

M1=  countrows(Table[Code])

 

M2 = countx(Values(Table[ID]), if([M1] >1, [ID], blank() ) )

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Thanks@amitchandak for helping me.

 

Maybe I wasn't clear in my explanation, so I'll give an example so you can understand me more easily

 

IDID2CODECOUNTIF
0022211000560Z11290588128966611
0022211000560Z11290594128966620
0022211000560Z11290605128966630
0022211000560Z11290588128539211
0022211000560Z11290594128539220
0022211000560Z11290605128539230

 

COUNT =COUNTIFS($C$2:C2;C2;$A$2:A2;A2)

IF =IF(COUNT>1;0;1)

 

What I don't know how to calculate is the COUNT column. 

 

Thank you, Dejan

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