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Hello everyone!
I'm currently working on a dataset of over 11M rows. 1 row represents what we call a log (the consumption and the GPS location for a car). A car sends us a log every 5min but some of the logs are missing.
The columns of the dataset are the following:
For a car, when all the logs are null for 24 hours, I’d like to remove those logs of my calculation by implementing a binary filter (0/1).
Does anyone have an idea on how to proceed to implement such a thing in Power BI Desktop?
Thank you for your help!
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Tough to say exactly without sample/example data but check out the technique here:
Basically, you should be able to use that technique to calculate how long between logs essentially.
Tough to say exactly without sample/example data but check out the technique here:
Basically, you should be able to use that technique to calculate how long between logs essentially.
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