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Yahya
Helper I
Helper I

OR feature triggered by key

Hey community,

 

I'm trying to build a measure for which I don't know if I need it to be in Power Query, Calculated Column or measure.

 

On a similar table, this is what I'm trying to do

 

This is the table with the 'many' keys. 

KeyValue
12345null
12345SWAP
54321null
54321null
78945null
78945null
78945SWAP

Once a Key has the value SWAP, the other same Keys need to be considered a SWAP type

 

I have tried to use the OR feature as a measure, but I get strange results

 

Can you guys help me out with this?

 

With Regards,

Y.

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Fowmy
Super User
Super User

@Yahya 

Add this as a new column in Data Model:

Swap_Key = 
VAR _Adv = CALCULATE(
    COUNTROWS('Table (4)'),
    'Table (4)'[Value]="SWAP")
RETURN

IF(_Adv>0,"SWAP",BLANK())

 

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Fowmy
Super User
Super User

@Yahya 

Add this as a new column in Data Model:

Swap_Key = 
VAR _Adv = CALCULATE(
    COUNTROWS('Table (4)'),
    'Table (4)'[Value]="SWAP")
RETURN

IF(_Adv>0,"SWAP",BLANK())

 

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Hey Fowmy,

 

Thank you for your reply. This seems to work as expected 🙂 

amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Yahya , what is the output you want

Hey amitchandak,

Thanks for the quick reply

 

The output I'd like is the following

When the calculation is done, filter out SWAP and distinct count the keys

and I'll make a 2nd measure to filter out the ones that aren't SWAP, in this case Blanks (null), and do the same distinct count of keys.

 

 

 

@Yahya , Try like


calculate(distinctcount(Table[key]),isblank(Table[Value]))

Or
calculate(distinctcount(Table[key]),Table[Value] ="SWAP")

How can I make sure this is correct?

If I do the first, I'll get the blank values, but a key may have 2 switches, either null or "SWAP". The result of my table should be

 

KeyValue

result

12345nullSWAP
12345SWAPSWAP
54321nullnull
54321nullnull
78945nullSWAP
78945nullSWAP
78945SWAPSWAP

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