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Remove duplicates without changing values in calculated column
- 6 years ago
I managed to solve this by uploading again the same data set under a different name. I've removed the duplicates in the second data set and used FIRSTNONBLANK function to add the calculated Tot column of the first data set to the second data set. A bit of an unconventional approach I would say, but it does the trick!
This idea was inspired by az38. Thank you!
if you created new columns with DAX expressions - no, dataset won't be removed correct in any case
- bamba986 years ago
Helper I
I don't get your answer. Perhaps my problem was not very clear. Allow me to elaborate.
Consider the following example with just one ID:
where Tot is calculated as follows: Tot = calculate(sum(val), allexcept(ID)).
I want to remove the duplicate IDs and just keep one ID without the Tot column to change. Now, if I remove the duplicate ID rows with edit query, I get that Tot=10, but I want the final result to look like this: