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Hi,
I have two columns with Entry no and Transferred from entry no and would need to calculate a column Expected initial Entry no, that brings the initial entry no if an item has transferred ( it's differnt than zero).
It is easy to bring the value if we have one transfer for example entry 2 but I couldnt find a solution where you have multiple transfers. Eg. entry no 5, the initial entry no is 1.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Solved! Go to Solution.
hi, @Dorinb
Based on my research, you could try this way to get it:
Step1:
In Edit Queries, repleace "0" with null for [Transferred from entry no] column.
Step2:
Create a new calculate column for Entry No which is not transformmed.
WithoutTransferred = IF('Table'[Transferred from entry no]=BLANK(),'Table'[Entry no])
Step3:
Then use this formula to create the result column:
initial entry =
VAR InitialentryNo=PATHITEM(PATH('Table'[Entry no],'Table'[Transferred from entry no]),1) return
LOOKUPVALUE('Table'[WithoutTransferred],'Table'[Entry no],VALUE(InitialentryNo))
Result:
By the way, I changed the last row data for test.
and here is sample pbix file, please try it.
Regards,
Lin
hi, @Dorinb
Based on my research, you could try this way to get it:
Step1:
In Edit Queries, repleace "0" with null for [Transferred from entry no] column.
Step2:
Create a new calculate column for Entry No which is not transformmed.
WithoutTransferred = IF('Table'[Transferred from entry no]=BLANK(),'Table'[Entry no])
Step3:
Then use this formula to create the result column:
initial entry =
VAR InitialentryNo=PATHITEM(PATH('Table'[Entry no],'Table'[Transferred from entry no]),1) return
LOOKUPVALUE('Table'[WithoutTransferred],'Table'[Entry no],VALUE(InitialentryNo))
Result:
By the way, I changed the last row data for test.
and here is sample pbix file, please try it.
Regards,
Lin
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