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sfsamperi13
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Mark an id# based on if times are duplicates for certain parts from another column

Data looks like this:

 

DispatchID      Part     Created Date
1234                M         1/1/20 04:34:10 PM
1234                L          1/1/20 04:34:10 PM
1234                T          1/1/20 04:34:10 PM
1234                R          1/5/20 05:15:59 PM
1313                M         1/1/20 06:33:10 PM
1313                L           1/1/20 06:33:10 PM
1313                T           1/2/20 08:44:18 PM
2424               M           1/4/20 10:11:22 PM
2424               L             1/4/20 10:11:22 PM
2424               T             1/4/20 10:11:22 PM
2424               Q            1/7/20 08:10:40 PM

 

I want to find when all the parts for any DispatchID have the exact same times for certain parts. Below is the result i want to see if only considering parts - M,L,T:

DispatchID     Same Time Result

1234               yes
1313               no
2424               yes

 

Please assist with a measure I that would work.

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FrankAT
Community Champion
Community Champion

Hi @sfsamperi13 

with your sample data I get the following solution:

 

14-10-_2020_23-16-15.png

Measure = 
VAR _Part_M = CALCULATE(MIN('Table'[Created Date]), 'Table'[Part] = "M")
VAR _Part_L = CALCULATE(MIN('Table'[Created Date]), 'Table'[Part] = "L")
VAR _Part_T = CALCULATE(MIN('Table'[Created Date]), 'Table'[Part] = "T")
RETURN
    IF(_Part_L = _Part_M && _Part_M = _Part_T, "Yes", "No")

 

With kind regards from the town where the legend of the 'Pied Piper of Hamelin' is at home
FrankAT (Proud to be a Datanaut)

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Icey
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Hi @sfsamperi13 ,

 

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Megha166
Employee
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@sfsamperi13 I don't understand your calculation. 1313 also has exactly same date as below then Why the result is "No"

 

1313                M         1/1/20 06:33:10 PM
1313                L           1/1/20 06:33:10 PM

Megha166_0-1602713123867.png

Please find the response.

Looks like I misread your question. Anyways you have the solutions 🙂

1313 is no because T does not have the same time as M and L. All 3 parts need to have the same time.

jdbuchanan71
Super User
Super User

@sfsamperi13 

Give this a try.

 

Same Time Result = 
IF ( DISTINCTCOUNT ( YourTable[Created Date] ) = 1, "yes", "no" )

jdbuchanan71_0-1602710606415.png

jdbuchanan71_1-1602710633401.png

 

 

 

FrankAT
Community Champion
Community Champion

Hi @sfsamperi13 

with your sample data I get the following solution:

 

14-10-_2020_23-16-15.png

Measure = 
VAR _Part_M = CALCULATE(MIN('Table'[Created Date]), 'Table'[Part] = "M")
VAR _Part_L = CALCULATE(MIN('Table'[Created Date]), 'Table'[Part] = "L")
VAR _Part_T = CALCULATE(MIN('Table'[Created Date]), 'Table'[Part] = "T")
RETURN
    IF(_Part_L = _Part_M && _Part_M = _Part_T, "Yes", "No")

 

With kind regards from the town where the legend of the 'Pied Piper of Hamelin' is at home
FrankAT (Proud to be a Datanaut)

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