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Nepal101
Helper III
Helper III

Create calculated Table with conditions

Hello Everyone, 
I am trying to create a calculated table with a given logic shown in the pic below compliant.JPG

 

I basically need two lines of true and false in a new table saying if there is any missing or expired then it should be false or else true for the given date and driver. 

I would appreciate it if you can help me with this 
Thank you in advance. 

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TomMartens
Super User
Super User

Hey @Nepal101 ,

 

from my understanding this measure will return what you are looking for:

Measure = 
var check =
    COUNTROWS(
        FILTER(
            VALUES( 'Table'[audit type] )
            , 'Table'[audit type] in { "expired" , "missing" }
        )
    )
return
IF( ISBLANK( check ) , TRUE() , FALSE() )

 

Regards,

Tom

 



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TomMartens
Super User
Super User

Hey @Nepal101 ,

 

from my understanding this measure will return what you are looking for:

Measure = 
var check =
    COUNTROWS(
        FILTER(
            VALUES( 'Table'[audit type] )
            , 'Table'[audit type] in { "expired" , "missing" }
        )
    )
return
IF( ISBLANK( check ) , TRUE() , FALSE() )

 

Regards,

Tom

 



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Hello @TomMartens 
Thank you for the reply.
I used that measure but something is not correct. Even if the Audit type key 2 = compliant instead of that giving me true other numbers are also giving me true. Am I missing something here?
true and false.JPG

Var check=
countrows(
Filter(
VALUES('TabIe'[AuditTypeKey])
,'Table'[AuditTypeKey] in
{1,3,4}
)
)
Return
If(ISBLANK(check),True(),False())

I used the same measure. 
Audit type.JPG
In the above scenario, for the employee Key 2, we see 2,3,4 as an audit type even if it has 2 this will be false because there is 3 and 4 in there for that employee key. if the audit type was 2  in all the lines then only we could say it is true or else we have to say false. 
I would really appreciate if you can help me with this 
Thank you once again. 

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