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Greetings. I prefer to be able to do this utilizing M instead of DAX. I have a table that will have two columns: one is the ID (Text) and the other, MD, contains integers. I want to sort the table and then calculate a new column called POSITION to identify the first member of each unique ID array as BEG, the last as END, and all others as MID. Example:
ID MD POSITION
A 1 BEG
A 2 MID
A 3 MID
A 4 END
B 3 BEG
B 7 MID
B 12 MID
B 30 END
.....
Thanks.
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You can groupby the following:
Expand the table out
Add a conditional column with
Remove columns and set data types. Final Table:
You can groupby the following:
Expand the table out
Add a conditional column with
Remove columns and set data types. Final Table:
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