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dpiechowski
Helper I
Helper I

2 Calculated columns, return next value and previous value

I need to create a pair of calculated columns that return the next and previous TRUE_MACH_NO of each grouped ORDER_NO & SPEC_NO determined by MACH_SEQ_NO. Sometimes the TRUE_MACH_NO is the same twice in a row because the product does have to go through the same machine twice, but this is reflected in the table as an incremented MACH_SEQ_NO. The MACH_SEQ_NO sometimes has decimals (I don't know why) and sometimes even goes negative (I REALLY don't know why)...

 

 

SPEC_NOMACH_SEQ_NOTRUE_MACH_NOPREV_MACHNEXT_MACH
556927123null64
5569272642364
556927364643001
55692743001643001
556927530013001900
55692769003001null

 

 

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Anonymous
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Before writing DAX, you really should UNDERSTAND your data... If you don't know why some numbers are decimal... well, that spells troubles.

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az38
Community Champion
Community Champion

Hi @dpiechowski 

try

Prev_Mach = 
var _curMACH_SEQ_NO = [MACH_SEQ_NO]
var _prevMACH_SEQ_NO = CALCULATE(MAX(Table[MACH_SEQ_NO], ALLEXCEPT(Table, Table[ORDER_NO], Table[SPEC_NO]), Table[MACH_SEQ_NO] <  _curMACH_SEQ_NO )
RETURN
CALCULATE(MAX(Table[TRUE_MACH_NO]), ALLEXCEPT(Table, Table[ORDER_NO], Table[SPEC_NO]), Table[MACH_SEQ_NO] = _prevMACH_SEQ_NO)

and

Prev_Mach = 
var _curMACH_SEQ_NO = [MACH_SEQ_NO]
var _nextMACH_SEQ_NO = CALCULATE(MIN(Table[MACH_SEQ_NO], ALLEXCEPT(Table, Table[ORDER_NO], Table[SPEC_NO]), Table[MACH_SEQ_NO] > _curMACH_SEQ_NO )
RETURN
CALCULATE(MAX(Table[TRUE_MACH_NO]), ALLEXCEPT(Table, Table[ORDER_NO], Table[SPEC_NO]), Table[MACH_SEQ_NO] = _nextMACH_SEQ_NO)

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Thank you. I think this is the right way to go, but I can't seem to get the syntax correct. It says 'Unexpected Parameter' and I'm not quite sure how to adjust it to clear the error.

 

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lbendlin
Super User
Super User

here are some examples of possible solutions.

 

Prev = 
var sn='Table (4)'[SPEC_NO]
var ms='Table (4)'[MACH_SEQ_NO]-1
var m=CALCULATE(max('Table (4)'[TRUE_MACH_NO]),all('Table (4)'),treatas({(sn,ms)},'Table (4)'[SPEC_NO],'Table (4)'[MACH_SEQ_NO]))
return m

Next = 
var sn='Table (4)'[SPEC_NO]
var ms='Table (4)'[MACH_SEQ_NO]+1
var m=CALCULATE(max('Table (4)'[TRUE_MACH_NO]),all('Table (4)'),'Table (4)'[SPEC_NO]=sn,'Table (4)'[MACH_SEQ_NO]=ms)
return m

This seems to work really well except for the non-integer MACH_SEQ_NO rows, since var ms is subtracting 1 from itself it will miss any non-standard steps in the sequence. This is a good start though! Thank you.

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