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JoseG
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New column with show only one classifier

Hello,

 

I am somewhat new in Power BI and I have been getting along with a few tutorials but I am unable to find the answer for this topic.

My data looks somewhat like this:

 

ProjectRequired HeadsHiredHeadsTotReqHeadsbyProjectTotHeadsHiredbyProjectCategory
Red12.0014.6315.0014.63Under
Red3.000.0015.0014.63 
Blue10.007.8030.0031.45Over
Blue10.0013.6530.0031.45 
Blue10.0010.0030.0031.45 
Green22.0025.0036.0040.70Over
Green14.0015.7036.0040.70 
Yellow10.0016.8810.0016.88Over

 

The blue columns I was able to get by using SUMX, FILTER & Earlier, but I want to get the red column which shows only once the category for each project, if the total heads hired is over the total requested. E.g. the red category which has 14.83 heads hired and it needs 15, it would show Under.

 

Could you please help me out?

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v-yuta-msft
Community Support
Community Support

@JoseG ,

 

Suppose the [TotReqHeadsbyProject] and [TotHeadsHiredbyProject] are both calculate columns, you only need to add an index column and create a calculate column using dax below:

Category = IF('Table'[Index] = CALCULATE(MIN('Table'[Index]), ALLEXCEPT('Table', 'Table'[Project])), IF('Table'[TotReqHeadsbyProject] > 'Table'[TotHeadsHiredbyProject], "Under", "Over"))

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v-yuta-msft
Community Support
Community Support

@JoseG ,

 

Suppose the [TotReqHeadsbyProject] and [TotHeadsHiredbyProject] are both calculate columns, you only need to add an index column and create a calculate column using dax below:

Category = IF('Table'[Index] = CALCULATE(MIN('Table'[Index]), ALLEXCEPT('Table', 'Table'[Project])), IF('Table'[TotReqHeadsbyProject] > 'Table'[TotHeadsHiredbyProject], "Under", "Over"))

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Tahreem24
Super User
Super User

Hi,

You can give a try to the below measure:
MEASURE = IF(SUM(TOTAL HEAD) >SUM(TOTAL REQUIRED), SUM(TOTAL REQUIRED))

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Hi @JoseG ,

Please mark it as a solution if my answer meets your requirement so that it may help others.

 

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