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Hi Guys,
Im trying to retrieve the most recent case ID's with status "bad" per business domain.
Data sample:
Domain - ID- Status - Date
Domain A -101 - Bad - 01-01-2019
Domain A - 101 - Bad - 02-01-2019
Domain A -101 - Good - 03-01-2019
Domain B - 102 - Good - 01-01-2019
Domain B - 103 - Good - 01-01-2019
Domain A - 104 - Bad - 01-01-2019
The end result for the data sample above would be:
Bad Cases Domain A: 104
Bad Cases Domain B:
Since case ID 101 was eventually completed, this should not be counted as we take the most recent status.
I have tried the following two measures but that does not result in the correct ID's for status 'Bad'.
Could you please provide any suggestion?
Names of Bad Cases =
CONCATENATEX (
FILTER (
VALUES ( Table1[ Item Identifier ] ),
CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( Table1 ) )
= CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( Table1 ), Table1[ Status ] = "Bad" )
),
[ Item Identifier ],
", "
)
Count of Bad Cases =
COUNTROWS (
FILTER (
VALUES ( Table1[ Item Identifier ] ),
CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( Table1 ) )
= CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( Table1 ), Table1[ Status ] = "Bad" )
)
) + 0
Hello,
In order to get the correct IDs that have a current "Bad" status you can create a new measure as follows:
Max_Status =
VAR MaxDatePerDomainAndID = CALCULATE ( MAX ( 'Status'[Date] ), ALLEXCEPT ( 'Status', 'Status'[Domain], 'Status'[ID] ) )
RETURN
LOOKUPVALUE('Status'[Status], 'Status'[Date], MaxDatePerDomainAndID)
Regards,
ElenaN
Thank you for your reply.
Perhaps I did not explain it well enough: What I am looking for is a list (the individual ID's) of all bad cases per domain.
So the results would be:
Domain A Bad Status: Case X, Case Y, Case Z
Domain B Bad Status: Case A, Case B
Your solution is also useful but only provides the latest case's status per domain. Do you have any other suggestions?
Hi @Anonymous,
What is your desired result? If you want below desired table, you could refer this formula:
Create a calculated table:
Name of bad cases = SUMMARIZE('Table1','Table1'[Domain],"ID",CONCATENATEX(CALCULATETABLE('Table1','Table1'[Status]="Bad"),'Table1'[ID],","))
Result:
If I misunderstand you, could you please post a desired picture if possible.
Also you could download my pbix file to have a view.
Regards,
Daniel He
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