- Solved: group by with condition - Microsoft Fabric Community
A column of Group IDs has also been added, and I think you have a similar column in your data for grouping Here's my solution 1 You can group like this 2 Expand rows 3 Add a conditional column 4 Filter out "0" Best Regards, Stephen Tao If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it
- Understand groups in a Power BI paginated report - Power BI
To modify an existing group, open the appropriate group properties dialog box You can change the name of the group Also, you can specify group expressions based on a single field or multiple fields, or on a report parameter that specifies a value at run time
- group by - Power Query - How to add a Conditional Column based on . . .
let #"Pivoted Column" = Table Pivot(_, List Distinct(_[Currency]), "Currency", "Credit", List Sum), #"Added Custom" = Table AddColumn(#"Pivoted Column", "Custom", each if ([USD]=null or [USD]=0) then "Fail" else if [USD]>[EUR] then "Pass" else if [USD]<[EUR] then "Fail" else "Pass") in #"Added Custom"[Custom]{0} }}),
- Add Conditional Column in Power BI using Power Query
In this Power BI tutorial, I will explain how to add Conditional column in Power BI and the Conditional Column in Power Query Also, we will discuss the topics below: The Power BI Conditional column allows you to create a new column in your dataset based on specific conditions
- Create a Power BI Grouping Report - SQL Server Tips
To do this follow the steps below This depends on your preference; you can use either Column from Examples or create a new column using Custom Column If you choose to use Column from Examples to create the new grouped column, then do the following:
- Creating Groups, Bands, and Hierarchies with Conditional Values in Power BI
Power BI allows you to effectively organize and analyze data by creating groups, bands, and hierarchies using conditional values These features enable dynamic categorization, better drill-down capabilities, and insightful data representation In this blog, we will explore how to create these structures with practical examples 1
- Conditional Column in Power BI using Power Query; You can do anything . . .
Conditional Column is simple to do in Power Query, much simpler than doing it with DAX However, when I explain it, one of the first questions I always get is: How we can do AND or OR logics in the conditions? You might have the same question too Let’s see that through an example
- Solved: Group by and conditional column - Microsoft Fabric Community
I am trying to populate these new columns with a value that is conditional to another column called "type" So for example, I only wish to return the staff member if this "type" column equals "INC" otherwise leave it null Likewise i only want to return the "call routing" value if the "type" column equals "I T" or "I U" else leave it null
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