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maxanatsko
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Recreate Excel formula with COUNTIF and MATCH

Hi there.

 

Is it possible to reproduce this formula from Excel in DAX somehow?

=if(countif(offset(B12;0;2;1;IFERROR(MATCH("No";E12:G12;0);9999));"No") >= 2;"Accepted";if(countif(offset(B12;0;2;1;IFERROR(MATCH("No";E12:G12;0);9999));"Yes") > 0;"In Progress";if(A12=9999;"In Progress";"Fix Required")))

 

Source data looks like this:

GradeStateTest Case IDTest Case ID (2)Test Name / Date04.03.201728.02.2017
2Fix Required288145898667Test Name 2NoYes
9999Accepted277857678656Test Name 2YesYes

 

And in pBI its unpivoted and transformed to look like:

ID - Test Name - Date - State

 

*Notice that dates order is left to right. New ones are going to end up at the left side.

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Anonymous
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Hi @maxanatsko,

 

You formula seems not match to your data, can you share the available sample data?

 

In addition, power bi contains the if and iferror function, you can simply convert them, but I haven't found the function which function match the offset function. 

 

For countif and match, you can try to use countax and search function.

 

Reference link: 

DAX Function Reference

 

Regards,

Xiaoxin Sheng

Here is an original data - doc

Anonymous
Not applicable

Hi @maxanatsko,

 

I can't find the function to replace the offset function, perhaps you can calculate in excel then get the result data to power bi.

 

Regards,

Xiaoxin Sheng

ibarrau
Super User
Super User

I'm no excel expert at all, but I pretty sure that countif, match, iferror and if exists in DAX with similar names. You should get to know the basics with powerbi check. 
It is so powerfull that i think you will success. Maybe the solution won't be the hole formula because you can relate tables and mix things in the visualizations, but would be possible.

 


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