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sonet141
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Pairing based on calendar and category

Hi guys,

 

In need desperatly your help on this one.

Few details on my fields:

ID: Basic identification

Status: from 0(creation of the ID) to 100 (final status). A status can move forward and backward. The date will always increase.

Date updated: First time the rows/status has been changed.

Table that I work from:

IDStatusDate updated
1101/1/2021
1501/4/2021
1801/7/2021
2201/3/2021
2702/10/2021
2302/12/2021
35012/12/2021
37012/30/2021
3601/1/2021

End Table that I wish to have:

Date of ChangeStatus ChangeID Impacted
12/12/20200->502
12/30/202050->703
1/1/20210->101
1/1/202170->603
1/3/20210->202
1/4/202110->501
1/7/202150->801
2/10/202120->702
2/12/202170->302

I need to figure out my DAX query to get this result. Thanks 🙂

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parry2k
Super User
Super User

@sonet141 here is the DAX expression to add new column:

 

Status Change = 
VAR __table = ALLEXCEPT ( 'Status', 'Status'[ID] ) 
VAR __currentDate = 'Status'[Date updated]
VAR __prevStatus = COALESCE ( CALCULATE ( MAX ( 'Status'[Status] ), __table, 'Status'[Date updated] < __currentDate ), 0 )
VAR __result = FORMAT ( __prevStatus, "General Number" ) & " -> " & FORMAT ( 'Status'[Status], "General Number" )
RETURN
__result

 

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parry2k
Super User
Super User

@sonet141 here is the DAX expression to add new column:

 

Status Change = 
VAR __table = ALLEXCEPT ( 'Status', 'Status'[ID] ) 
VAR __currentDate = 'Status'[Date updated]
VAR __prevStatus = COALESCE ( CALCULATE ( MAX ( 'Status'[Status] ), __table, 'Status'[Date updated] < __currentDate ), 0 )
VAR __result = FORMAT ( __prevStatus, "General Number" ) & " -> " & FORMAT ( 'Status'[Status], "General Number" )
RETURN
__result

 

Check my latest blog post Compare Budgeted Scenarios vs. Actuals I would  Kudos if my solution helped. 👉 If you can spend time posting the question, you can also make efforts to give Kudos to whoever helped to solve your problem. It is a token of appreciation!

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Subscribe to the @PowerBIHowTo YT channel for an upcoming video on List and Record functions in Power Query!!

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Working like a charm !

Thanks lad 🙂

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