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I am having a hard time to get a expected output on a calculated column, i know how to get it through sql though using window function(lag). Here is the sql command:
select
(select lag(input_priority) over (partition by task_id order by task_id, request_datetime) as prv_input_priority
, input_priority
, convert(date, request_datetime) as dateField
from task_log
This will sort the data first on 'Task id' and then on 'request_datetime', after which will print the previous value of 'input_priority'.
On DAX i'm trying Earlier(), but having a very hard time to get the expected output.
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HI @Anmol ,
Let me know if this works for you.
Create Calculated Columns
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Harsh Nathani
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Hi @Anmol
Can you show a sample of the table you are using and explain with an example based on that data/table what you would need?
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That's how the data looks like, im just looking for a calculated column that gives previous 'input_priority' only after sorting the data on 'task_id' and 'request_datetime'.
HI @Anmol ,
Let me know if this works for you.
Create Calculated Columns
Regards,
Harsh Nathani
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