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Hi guys,
I need your help with creating an IF-formula in Power BI which shows me the following situation:
IF two names are beneath each other AND in the next column for the same rows , there is atleast ONE Yes, then show me "Check is done" .. IF that's not true show me "Check is not done" .
To illustrate this so that i'm clear, see the below print screen, I want to have the text in the third column
All my columns have the text format.
Many Thanks!!,
DSabsi
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Hi @dsabsi
Try the following
1. Add an index column from 1 using the query editor.
2. Create a column in your table as
Status = IF (Calculate(DistinctCOUNT((DoneorNot[CheckDone]))+0, Filter(DoneorNot,DoneorNot[CheckDone]= "Yes" && EARLIER(DoneorNot[Name]) = DoneorNot[Name])) >0,"Check is done", "Check is not Done" )
3. Now plot the table using Index, Name, CheckDone, Status
Sample screen shot
If this works for you please accept this as a solution adn also give KUDOS.
Cheers
CheeenuSing
Hi @dsabsi
Try the following
1. Add an index column from 1 using the query editor.
2. Create a column in your table as
Status = IF (Calculate(DistinctCOUNT((DoneorNot[CheckDone]))+0, Filter(DoneorNot,DoneorNot[CheckDone]= "Yes" && EARLIER(DoneorNot[Name]) = DoneorNot[Name])) >0,"Check is done", "Check is not Done" )
3. Now plot the table using Index, Name, CheckDone, Status
Sample screen shot
If this works for you please accept this as a solution adn also give KUDOS.
Cheers
CheeenuSing
Many thanks!! @Anonymous
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