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prashantvns
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Need help to filter data from table based on latest entry

Hi,

 

Refering "Existing Data table" basically this an auto test data where  on specific dates different machines "Partition Key"  shows the total number of test case "Count" being executed.

 

Current Problem : In any specific day when auto test is runned multiple times on same machine then we log the "TestRunID" and associated number of test case executed along with that RunID.  I need to show only one entry in reports based on the latest TestRunID. Example :  Please check the new data table where highlighted Red test need to be ignored or to be avoid in the reports. Currently when I plot in the reports it shows 2 times for both TestRunID.

 

 

Please suggest me how to  avoid the lowest  TestRunID and keep highest for spefic dates and machine 

  • Hi prashantvns,

    Please use the following formula and get expected result.

    New1 = FILTER('Existing','Existing'[TestRunID]=CALCULATE(MAX('Existing'[TestRunID]),ALLEXCEPT('Existing','Existing'[PartitionKey],'Existing'[TestRunTime])))




    Best Regards,
    Angelia

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  • v-huizhn-msft's avatar
    v-huizhn-msft
    Microsoft Employee

    Hi prashantvns,


    I create similar sample table as follows and get expected result.



    Then click "New Table" under Modeling on Home page, type the formula.

    New = SUMMARIZE('Existing','Existing'[PartitionKey],'Existing'[TestRunTime],"TestRunID",MAX('Existing'[TestRunID]),"Count",FIRSTNONBLANK('Existing'[Count],1))


    Please see the expected result shown in the following screenshot.



    Best Regards,
    Angelia 

    • prashantvns's avatar
      prashantvns
      Frequent Visitor

      Thanks for your help but the solution you have given is not working fully :( and I still need  your help

       

       

      If you see that the count for TestRunID(2) is 1308 but in your solution it come as 1302

      to conclude the final row should be A-----7/17/2017------2-----1308.  

      Thanks again and wating for your resposne 

       

       

       

      • v-huizhn-msft's avatar
        v-huizhn-msft
        Microsoft Employee

        Hi prashantvns,

        Please use the following formula and get expected result.

        New1 = FILTER('Existing','Existing'[TestRunID]=CALCULATE(MAX('Existing'[TestRunID]),ALLEXCEPT('Existing','Existing'[PartitionKey],'Existing'[TestRunTime])))




        Best Regards,
        Angelia