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Hi All,
i have a set of data which has the following:
Products with unique identifier. Each product should have a set of documents. The data set i have has gaps with which documents are avalible for the product. I would like to visually show number of missing documents as well as which documents are avaliable.
Product Code | Product Name | Doc Type |
1234 | Apple | Paper |
1234 | Apple | Ink |
1234 | Apple | Pen |
4321 | Banana | Paper |
4321 | Banana | Pen |
2345 | Pear | Shrink Wrap |
So what i did was created a list from column 'doc type', so the unique count of the product and created custom columns using the following formula: Added contitional column, , each if text.contains ( ) then true else false) ,to give a true/false indication if a certain document is there or not.
Product Code | Product Name | Doc Type.List | Conditional column.Paper | Conditional column.Shrink Wrap | Conditional column. Pen |
1234 | Apple | Paper, Shrink Wrap, Pen | True | True | True |
4321 | Banana | Pen, Paper | True | False | True |
2345 | Pear | Shrink Wrap | False | True | False |
What i would like to do is count the number of 'False' across the conditional column for each row.
Can someone help?
Thank you in advance.
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Hi @PMorfitt ,
Please create a calculated column as below.
Column = IF('Table'[Conditional column.Paper]="false",1,0)+IF('Table'[Conditional column. Pen]="false",1,0)+IF('Table'[Conditional column.Shrink Wrap]="false",1,0)
Best Regards,
Jay
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Hi @PMorfitt ,
Please create a calculated column as below.
Column = IF('Table'[Conditional column.Paper]="false",1,0)+IF('Table'[Conditional column. Pen]="false",1,0)+IF('Table'[Conditional column.Shrink Wrap]="false",1,0)
Best Regards,
Jay
Community Support Team _ Jay Wang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
@VasTgThank you for sharing, i've tried as you've suggested however i recieved an error message:
Expression.Error: We cannot apply operator - to types Logical and Number.
Details:
Operator=-
Left=FALSE
Right=1
do you mind explaining what this means and how i can adapt the formula you've provided?
Thanks