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ImageZ
4 years agoFrequent Visitor
Counting Values from another column
Hey (first post here so I'll try to be thorough) - an example of my table below. ID TITLE CLI Campaign Call Reason 1 111 <null> New sale <null>...
- 4 years ago
hey,
think ive managed to fix it from using a very old thread using the below - seems to do the trick
Callback on SMS =VAR _B =FIRSTNONBLANK ( Call_List[TITLE], "" )VAR _C =CALCULATE (COUNTROWS ( 'Call_List' ),FILTER ( ALL ( 'Call_List' ), 'Call_List'[CLI] = _B ))RETURNIF ( ISBLANK ( _C ), 0, _C )
Vijay_A_Verma
4 years agoMost Valuable Professional
Then use this
=if('Table1'[TITLE]=0,"Yes","No")
- ImageZ4 years agoFrequent Visitor
Again, unfortunately not.
May be worth adding that not every customer that rang in (had a CLI) would have an SMS sent to them, likewise not every customer who had an SMS sent to them would have called in (CLI)
- Vijay_A_Verma4 years agoMost Valuable Professional
Can you document your criteria for Yes or No? Above formula will give result as per data set and result posted by you.
If you can post data where the formula is not giving the result and the reason for that, then right formula can be made.
- ImageZ4 years agoFrequent Visitor
hey,
think ive managed to fix it from using a very old thread using the below - seems to do the trick
Callback on SMS =VAR _B =FIRSTNONBLANK ( Call_List[TITLE], "" )VAR _C =CALCULATE (COUNTROWS ( 'Call_List' ),FILTER ( ALL ( 'Call_List' ), 'Call_List'[CLI] = _B ))RETURNIF ( ISBLANK ( _C ), 0, _C )