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jpcbr
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Detecting duplicates by validating two column

Hello 🙂

 

Im new at power bi, so im sorry for the noob question 😛

 

So i have a table more or less like this

 

CompanyStage
microsoftMAL
asusMQL
toshibaSAL
lgMAL
asusMQL
nokiaMAL

 

As you can see i have the company "asus"  its duplicated, but i just want to count it once.
So i need to create a new column that verifies if the company its duplicated and if it haves the same stage and give me a result like this:

 

CompanyStageStage verified
microsoftMALMAL
asusMQLMQL
toshibaSALSAL
lgMALMAL
asusMQL 
nokiaMALMAL

 

Thanks  🙂

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v-caliao-msft
Employee
Employee

@jpcbr,

 

Please refer to the steps below to achieve your requirement.

  1. Add a index column.(Edit Query)
    Capture.PNG
  2. Create a column to combine company and stage column.
    CompanyStage = Table1[Comapny]&Table1[Stage]
  3. Create your expected column.
    outputcolumn = IF(RANKX(FILTER(Table1,Table1[CompanyStage]=EARLIER(Table1[CompanyStage])),Table1[Index],,ASC)>1,BLANK(),Table1[Stage])
    Capture1.PNG

Regards,

Charlie Liao

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v-caliao-msft
Employee
Employee

@jpcbr,

 

Please refer to the steps below to achieve your requirement.

  1. Add a index column.(Edit Query)
    Capture.PNG
  2. Create a column to combine company and stage column.
    CompanyStage = Table1[Comapny]&Table1[Stage]
  3. Create your expected column.
    outputcolumn = IF(RANKX(FILTER(Table1,Table1[CompanyStage]=EARLIER(Table1[CompanyStage])),Table1[Index],,ASC)>1,BLANK(),Table1[Stage])
    Capture1.PNG

Regards,

Charlie Liao

Thats very well thought!!! Thanks a lot 😄

Anonymous
Not applicable

That is going to be challenging as presented, because there is no way to differentiate the two rows of asus,mql.

 

If you don't need the dupes, I would just remove them (via Edit Queries).  If you do... what if you had a column that just counted the # of duplicates?  That's easy... 🙂

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