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Hi all,
I wonder if any of you could help me with this. I've got the following table:
The last column was supposed to be a count of "LONG" column, but i need it to be "reseted" to zero everytime the "LIBERADO" Value changes.
I've used the following DAX function:
Columna = COUNTX ( FILTER ( ALL (Lineal); Lineal[ID] <= EARLIER(Lineal[ID]) && Lineal[LIBERADO] = EARLIER(Lineal[LIBERADO])); Lineal[LONG])
A you may find, the count is working till row 18 .
Row 19 comes to 1 because "LIBERADO" value changes from 1 to 0. Perfect.
Row 20 should also be 1 because "LIBERADO" Value changes from 0 to 1, but it doesn't. Instead, it continues with the count of eache value of "LIBERADO".
Is there any way of doing this?
Thanks
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Hi @jmartinezp,
It seems that "ID" is unique and continuous. We could add an index if it's not. So we can do this in two steps.
1. Add an ChangeIndex:
ChangeIndex = VAR Previous = CALCULATE ( VALUES ( 'Lineal'[Liberado] ), FILTER ( ALL ( 'Lineal' ), 'Lineal'[ID] = EARLIER ( Lineal[ID] ) - 1 ) ) RETURN IF ( ISBLANK ( Previous ) || Previous = 'Lineal'[Liberado], 0, 1 )
2. Add a column for "Columna":
Columna = VAR MaxID = CALCULATE ( MAX ( 'Lineal'[ID] ), FILTER ( 'Lineal', Lineal[ID] <= EARLIER ( Lineal[ID] ) && 'Lineal'[ChangeIndex] = 1 ) ) RETURN IF ( ISBLANK ( MaxID ), Lineal[ID], 'Lineal'[ID] - MaxID + 1 )
@cs_skit, thank you for your "lookupvalue", which makes the formula simple and clear. I will use it next time.
Best Regards!
Dale
Hi @jmartinezp,
Could you please mark the proper answer if it's convenient for you? That will be a help to the others.
Best Regards!
Dale
Hi @jmartinezp,
It seems that "ID" is unique and continuous. We could add an index if it's not. So we can do this in two steps.
1. Add an ChangeIndex:
ChangeIndex = VAR Previous = CALCULATE ( VALUES ( 'Lineal'[Liberado] ), FILTER ( ALL ( 'Lineal' ), 'Lineal'[ID] = EARLIER ( Lineal[ID] ) - 1 ) ) RETURN IF ( ISBLANK ( Previous ) || Previous = 'Lineal'[Liberado], 0, 1 )
2. Add a column for "Columna":
Columna = VAR MaxID = CALCULATE ( MAX ( 'Lineal'[ID] ), FILTER ( 'Lineal', Lineal[ID] <= EARLIER ( Lineal[ID] ) && 'Lineal'[ChangeIndex] = 1 ) ) RETURN IF ( ISBLANK ( MaxID ), Lineal[ID], 'Lineal'[ID] - MaxID + 1 )
@cs_skit, thank you for your "lookupvalue", which makes the formula simple and clear. I will use it next time.
Best Regards!
Dale
**bleep** I somehow thought I was able to do this but I am messing up the counter... maybe this helps:
I did it but I feel dirty because I wasn't able to do it in one slick beautiful expression but used 3 columns and such
should be possible way easier if you figure that out tell me please
here the columns I used
ChangeStatus = IF(lineal[LIBERADO]=LOOKUPVALUE(lineal[LIBERADO];lineal[ID];lineal[ID]-1);"";"changed")
ChangeIndex = COUNTX ( FILTER ( ALL (Lineal); Lineal[ID] <= EARLIER(Lineal[ID]) && lineal[ChangeStatus] <> ""); lineal[ID])
RowCounter = CALCULATE(COUNT([ID]); ALL(lineal[ID]); FILTER(lineal; lineal[ID]<=EARLIER(lineal[ID]));FILTER(lineal; lineal[ChangeIndex]=EARLIER(lineal[ChangeIndex])))
I have a similar problem. Unfortunately, the "ChangeStatus" column does not work. After LOOKUPVALUE it shows me the error message "Parameter is not the correct type" in the formula.
EDIT: Ok the problem is solved by using a comma instead of a semicolon.
ChangeStatus = IF(lineal[LIBERADO]=LOOKUPVALUE(lineal[LIBERADO],lineal[ID],lineal[ID]-1),"","changed")
This works fine, thank you!
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