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Nino_Birdie
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Remove duplicates and blanks

Im trying to make a calculated table and i cant remove the duplicates, leaving blanks between data.

The query is the following:

 

DatosExtra = 
    DISTINCT(SELECTCOLUMNS(EstadosPostulantes;  
    "Etapas"; EstadosPostulantes[Etapa];
    "Exito";  if(EstadosPostulantes[Etapa] = [Etapa] && EstadosPostulantes[Tipo] = 1 ;EstadosPostulantes[Id]); 
    "Fracaso"; if(EstadosPostulantes[Etapa] = [Etapa] && EstadosPostulantes[Tipo] = 0 ;EstadosPostulantes[Id]))) <br /><br />

 

 

And the results are the following

 

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amitchandak
Super User
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Use summarize and do min or max grouping

DatosExtra = 
    summarize(EstadosPostulantes;  
    "Etapas"; EstadosPostulantes[Etapa];
    "Exito";  minx(EstadosPostulantes; if(EstadosPostulantes[Etapa] = [Etapa] && EstadosPostulantes[Tipo] = 1 ;EstadosPostulantes[Id])); 
    "Fracaso"; minx(EstadosPostulantes; if(EstadosPostulantes[Etapa] = [Etapa] && EstadosPostulantes[Tipo] = 0 ;EstadosPostulantes[Id]))
	)
	
OR
DatosExtra = 
    DISTINCT(summarize(EstadosPostulantes;  
    "Etapas"; EstadosPostulantes[Etapa];
    "Exito";  minx(EstadosPostulantes; if(EstadosPostulantes[Etapa] = [Etapa] && EstadosPostulantes[Tipo] = 1 ;EstadosPostulantes[Id])); 
    "Fracaso"; minx(EstadosPostulantes; if(EstadosPostulantes[Etapa] = [Etapa] && EstadosPostulantes[Tipo] = 0 ;EstadosPostulantes[Id]))
	)
	)

 

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@amitchandakI tried both of your codes and they throw me the following

A single value for column 'Etapa' in table 'EstadosPostulantes' cannot be determined. This can happen when a measure formula refers to a column that contains many values without specifying an aggregation such as min, max, count, or sum to get a single result.

 

And if i apply minx or maxx inside EstadosPostulantes[Etapa] it only returns me one row.

I took this from you if, what is the condition you want to put here. Yes , either they can column from same table or a column from the filter table and value like the other filter

EstadosPostulantes[Etapa] = [Etapa]

@amitchandak  meanwhile i have created a mockup of what i expected, and also new columns Called NExito and NFracaso, the following query :

DatosExtra = 
   UNION(
       ROW("Etapa";1;"Exito"; 1;"Fracaso";"";"NExito";"a";"NFracaso";"");
        ROW("Etapa";2;"Exito";3;"Fracaso";2;"NExito";"c";"NFracaso";"b");
        ROW("Etapa";3;"Exito";5;"Fracaso";4;"NExito";"e";"NFracaso";"d");
        ROW("Etapa";4;"Exito";7;"Fracaso";6;"NExito";"f";"NFracaso";"g");
        ROW("Etapa";5;"Exito";9;"Fracaso";8;"NExito";"i";"NFracaso";"h");
        ROW("Etapa";6;"Exito";11;"Fracaso";10;"NExito";"k";"NFracaso";"j");
        ROW("Etapa";7;"Exito";13;"Fracaso";12;"NExito";"m";"NFracaso";"l")
       )

 

Returns the following (what i expected):

 

2020-01-31 11_10_52-Window.png

 

So, is there something i can do to replicate that? By making rows or columns?

Up. I still cant figure how to do what i need 😐

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