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Hi all,
I have a requirement to find out the number of cases requiring inspection based on the number of cases submitted by each account.
eg.
Lets say i have got 90 cases from an account, I need to count 1 for every 25 cases, so in this case, I should get a value of 3.
and I also need to use this count in a master inspection criteria which has other conditions (a group of or conditions) where the system checks many criteria & all criteria fail then the system checks if it is the 25th case & previous 24 were also no inspected it will call for an inspection.
I use the following formula for defining my other criteria.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @ramhariessentia ,
For me, it is difficult to give a perfect solution based on your formula by imagination alone. I have tried my best to give an answer close to your needs, but in your actual production environment, you need to adjust it to your actual situation, and I hope the solution given this time will be useful to you.
I just adjust the DAX formula according to your demands, add a new column by below formula
Column 2 =
VAR cur_indexbyapp = 'Case'[index_by_app]
VAR cur_app = 'Case'[Applicant]
VAR tmp =
FILTER ( 'Case', 'Case'[Applicant] = cur_app && 'Case'[Inspection] = "no" )
VAR ctn =
COUNTROWS ( tmp )
RETURN
SWITCH ( TRUE (), ctn = 2, "yes", BLANK () )
Please refer attached .pbix file.
Best regards,
Community Support Team_ Binbin Yu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @ramhariessentia ,
Please try below steps:
1. I create a table to test
Case:
2. add a index column in Power Query, then add a other column that group by the "Applicant" to create a index
index_by_app =
VAR cur_app = 'Case'[Applicant]
VAR tmp =
FILTER ( 'Case', 'Case'[Applicant] = cur_app )
RETURN
RANKX ( tmp, [Index],, ASC )
3. my calculate logic is that if the index_by_app=2 and the inspection="yes", then the index_by_app=3 should be "yes".
add acolumn:
Column =
VAR cur_indexbyapp = 'Case'[index_by_app]
VAR cur_app = 'Case'[Applicant]
VAR inspect =
CALCULATE (
MAX ( 'Case'[Inspection] ),
FILTER ( 'Case', 'Case'[index_by_app] = 2 && 'Case'[Applicant] = cur_app )
)
RETURN
SWITCH (
TRUE (),
cur_indexbyapp <> 3, 'Case'[Inspection],
inspect = "yes", "yes"
)
Please refer my attached .pbix file.
Best regards,
Community Support Team_ Binbin Yu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Thanks heaps, the solution needs little bit tweaking i guess, my other formula is this
Hi @ramhariessentia ,
For me, it is difficult to give a perfect solution based on your formula by imagination alone. I have tried my best to give an answer close to your needs, but in your actual production environment, you need to adjust it to your actual situation, and I hope the solution given this time will be useful to you.
I just adjust the DAX formula according to your demands, add a new column by below formula
Column 2 =
VAR cur_indexbyapp = 'Case'[index_by_app]
VAR cur_app = 'Case'[Applicant]
VAR tmp =
FILTER ( 'Case', 'Case'[Applicant] = cur_app && 'Case'[Inspection] = "no" )
VAR ctn =
COUNTROWS ( tmp )
RETURN
SWITCH ( TRUE (), ctn = 2, "yes", BLANK () )
Please refer attached .pbix file.
Best regards,
Community Support Team_ Binbin Yu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
This is the count of cases per applicant, i need a rule which ensures that a case is requiring inspection if it is the 25th case after a previous case that had an inspection.
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