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Data Example: Table1
Part # | Type | Date |
123 | A | 1/1/24 |
123 | B | 1/3/24 |
123 | A | 1/6/24 |
456 | B | 1/1/24 |
456 | B | 1/2/24 |
456 | A | 1/9/24 |
Desired Result: Table2
Part # | Variance |
123 | 2 |
456 | 1 |
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @graefs ,
I’ve made a test for your reference:
1\I assume there is a table(Table1)
2\Add a new column for Table1
TypeChange =
VAR CurrentType = 'Table1'[Type]
VAR PreviousType =
CALCULATE(
MAX('Table1'[Type]),
FILTER(
'Table1',
'Table1'[Part] = EARLIER('Table1'[Part]) &&
'Table1'[Date] < EARLIER('Table1'[Date])
)
)
RETURN IF(CurrentType <> PreviousType && NOT(ISBLANK(PreviousType)), 1, 0)
3\Create a new calculate table
NewTable = SUMMARIZE(Table1,Table1[Part],"Variance",SUM(Table1[TypeChange]))
Best Regards,
Bof
Hi @graefs ,
I’ve made a test for your reference:
1\I assume there is a table(Table1)
2\Add a new column for Table1
TypeChange =
VAR CurrentType = 'Table1'[Type]
VAR PreviousType =
CALCULATE(
MAX('Table1'[Type]),
FILTER(
'Table1',
'Table1'[Part] = EARLIER('Table1'[Part]) &&
'Table1'[Date] < EARLIER('Table1'[Date])
)
)
RETURN IF(CurrentType <> PreviousType && NOT(ISBLANK(PreviousType)), 1, 0)
3\Create a new calculate table
NewTable = SUMMARIZE(Table1,Table1[Part],"Variance",SUM(Table1[TypeChange]))
Best Regards,
Bof
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