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ataft3
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Family Household Completion

I am sure this must be straightforward, but I'm struggling today!

 

I have two tables, one with parent data pertaining to completing a form, and one with their children. I need to quickly identify for every child if at least one parent completed the form and similarly, a child with no parent completing the form. My data is set into two tables as follows:

Parent

StatusUser IdFirst NameLast NameUser ID1
Not Started123456KevinSmith1
Submitted654321CynthiaLee1

 

and Students

User ID1First Name1Last Name1Grad Year
1CatherineSmith2021

 

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ataft3
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I had a moment of insight (which was sorely lacking yesterday): I transformed the text data into 1 for complete, 0 for incomplete, converted to a number (an easy oversight, as the transform, doesn't change the type), and created the following calculated column in the student table:

Column = CALCULATE(SUM(panrets[Status]))

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ataft3
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I had a moment of insight (which was sorely lacking yesterday): I transformed the text data into 1 for complete, 0 for incomplete, converted to a number (an easy oversight, as the transform, doesn't change the type), and created the following calculated column in the student table:

Column = CALCULATE(SUM(panrets[Status]))

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