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Yggdrasill
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Convert SQL query to DAX

I have this query in SQL

 

 

select count(*) as 'result' 
from Table1 T1 where 
(select count(*) 
from Table2 T2 where 
T2.Id = T1.Id and 
T2.column1 = '5' 
and T2.DateUpdated >= @fromdate 
and T1.DateUpdated < @todate 
and T2.Column3 not in (3) 
and T2.Column2 = '6') > 0	

 

 

How do I convert this to a DAX measure?

 

I'm looking for something like

 

 

 

 

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Got it!

 

Measure= 
var _table = 
CALCULATETABLE (
    FILTER (
        Table1,
        CALCULATE (
            COUNTROWS ( Table2 ),
            Table2[Column1] = 6,
            Table2[Column2] = 5,
            Table2[Column3] <> 3
        ) > 0
    ),
    USERELATIONSHIP ( 'Calendar'[Date], Table1[DateUpdated] )
)
return
COUNTROWS( _table )

 

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mahoneypat
Employee
Employee

Please provide sample data with desired output to get a specific DAX expression suggestion.  FYI too that you can use your sql directly in the Advanced Options of your connection depending on your source.

Chris Webb's BI Blog: Query Folding And Writing Your Own SQL Queries In Power Query/Power BI/Excel G...

 

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Not what I'm looking for - I'm well aware of the native SQL usage and how to view native queries that you build with Applied steps in PQ... 

I'm just not that good at DAX but I need it for this task.

Looking at the SQL script you can see I'm using two tables T1 and T2. There's a relationship between them. I also have in my Power BI Model a Calendar Table that I'm using instead of @fromdate and @todate.


Got it!

 

Measure= 
var _table = 
CALCULATETABLE (
    FILTER (
        Table1,
        CALCULATE (
            COUNTROWS ( Table2 ),
            Table2[Column1] = 6,
            Table2[Column2] = 5,
            Table2[Column3] <> 3
        ) > 0
    ),
    USERELATIONSHIP ( 'Calendar'[Date], Table1[DateUpdated] )
)
return
COUNTROWS( _table )

 

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