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Hello,
i have a data table with the 3 colums and i hope to get the last one:
Identification number | travel date | Reservation class | TYPE |
HAZERTY | 11/01/2019 | BI | 1st class |
HAZERTY | 15/02/2019 | BI | 1st class |
TYOPJRV | 12/03/2019 | BI | MIX |
TYOPJRV | 13/03/2019 | BZ | MIX |
i have every time 2 lines for each Iden. number, for the earlier date of the identification number i have always BI but for the return (the later date of the identification class) i can find BI or BZ. if i have 2 times BI for the same identification number i want to call it 1st class and if i have another value for the return i want to call it mix
i am looking to get the colonne TYPE but i just can't find the way after spending few hours with this.
I tried a :
Solved! Go to Solution.
thank you it work, didn't know before the all except!! 🙂
@Anonymous
Seems you are just missing the earlier function
Column = CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ( 'A_R MALIN'[Reservation class] ), FILTER ( 'A_R MALIN', 'A_R MALIN'[identification number] = EARLIER ( 'A_R MALIN'[identification number] ) ) )
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