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Hi All,
I am trying to replicate a DAX expression within Power Query which I can then use to filter the underlying data, however, when trying to replicate it within Power Query I am getting blanks when should be returning values.
Is something very simple I am not doing in Power Query, but any help would be good
DAX Expression
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NewStep=let a=Table.Group(YourTable,"Combination",{"min",each List.Min([Index])}) in Table.AddColumn(YourTable,"MinIndex",each a{[Combination=[Combination]]}[min])
NewStep=let a=Table.Group(YourTable,"Combination",{"min",each List.Min([Index])}) in Table.AddColumn(YourTable,"MinIndex",each a{[Combination=[Combination]]}[min])
Hi wdx223_Daniel,
Thanks for the reply, wow that is quite complicated compared to DAX 🙂
I have added the column with your formula but unfortunately still comes back blank. I have included the screenshot below to show it.
So as you can see I have many lines for 2 entities in the Combinations Column, would like it to say 1 as the Min Index
could you please show your hard code?
Hi @villa1980
To resolve the issue, share your implementation of the provided solution by @wdx223_Daniel and make sure that code section includes at least the previous and next step as well
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