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theo
Helper III
Helper III

how to use list.generate to pass as a loop

Hi.  This might be simple but still a newbie here.  Would appreciate any help to push me in the right direction.

What I am trying to do is count the rows the equal to
current tix-1

current tix-2

current tix-3

current tix-4

current tix-5

 

= Table.AddColumn(#"Added Custom1", "Count", each List.Count(Table.SelectRows(#"Added Custom1", (C) => 
    (
        [Tix]>=C[Tix]-(List.Generate(()=>1,each _ 5, each _ - 1))
        )
        )[Column1]))

Thanks in advance.

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Through research, I found the solution:

 

= 

      Table.AddColumn(

        #"Added Custom2", 

        "Count", each List.Sum(

                                    List.Generate(

                        () => [Count=List.Count(

                                        Table.SelectRows(

                                            #"Added Custom2", 

                                            (C) => C[Tix] = [Tix]-Continue)

                                                        [Column1]),

                                                        Continue =1],

                        each [Continue]<=10,

                        each [Final_Item = [Final_Item], 

                              Continue =[Continue]+1],

                        each [Count])))

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v-piga-msft
Resident Rockstar
Resident Rockstar

Hi @theo ,

Based on your description, I still a little confused about your scenario.

If it is convenient, could you share the data sample with table format and your desired output so that we could help further on it?

Best Regards,

Cherry

 

Community Support Team _ Cherry Gao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

@v-piga-msft 

Basically I am trying to count the number of rows of tix based on the difference with current tix value.  Below is the snippet.  It is the same as putting a range criteria like (Tix >=current Tix-5 and Tix <=current Tix-1)
like for value 6,991,905 the count will be only 1 (which is 6991904) which is within (6991904 to 69991905). 

+-------------+------------+
 TIX          |TIX count   |
5,000,243     | 0          |
6,991,904     | 0          |
6,991,905     | 1          |
6,991,906     | 2          |
6,991,907     | 3          |
6,991,908     | 4          |
7,000,234     | 0          |
+-------------+------------+

I simplify the problem but I will be using the looped range in more complicated formula like Tix - 1/2 x2+41/2 x.
In this case I want to count the rows equal to that equation where x could be from 1 to 10.

Hi @v-piga-msft 

Tried another code based I found online.  This also returns an error.

= Table.AddColumn(
#"Renamed Columns", 
"Count", 
List.Sum(
List.Generate(
() => [Continue = 1],
each [Continue]<6,
each [Count = 
List.Count(
Table.SelectRows(
#"Renamed Columns", 
(x) => x[Tix]-[Continue]= [Tix]))[Column1]],
each [Count])))

Through research, I found the solution:

 

= 

      Table.AddColumn(

        #"Added Custom2", 

        "Count", each List.Sum(

                                    List.Generate(

                        () => [Count=List.Count(

                                        Table.SelectRows(

                                            #"Added Custom2", 

                                            (C) => C[Tix] = [Tix]-Continue)

                                                        [Column1]),

                                                        Continue =1],

                        each [Continue]<=10,

                        each [Final_Item = [Final_Item], 

                              Continue =[Continue]+1],

                        each [Count])))

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