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Hi,
What I am trying to do is demonstrated in the following tables. So if there are repeated values in the last column (estimate) per customer in the same year, I want to keep only one value and leave the other ones blank. These repeated values are from the data source, which I have no control on. I tried group by but it did not work:
Thanks!
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Hi,
Based on the limited dataset you have shared, try this calculated column formula
=if(Data[Transaction]>1,blank(),Data[Estimate])
Hope this helps.
Hi,
Based on the limited dataset you have shared, try this calculated column formula
=if(Data[Transaction]>1,blank(),Data[Estimate])
Hope this helps.
@mnsen , Create a new column like
new estimate = if([transaction] = minx(filter(Table, [Year] =earlier([year]) && [customer] =earlier([customer])),[transaction]), [estimate], blank())
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