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Heyguys, im new to power Bi and have a little question. While creating a dashboard, i couldn't find the value option for my chart. I only see the Y-axis, X-axis, legend, small multiples... but no option for value. please, i need help with this.

@DESMOND95LX , looks like an old video. The clustered column chart would have been updated since this video was created to incude x-axis and y-axis fields instead of Axis and Value. You'll still get the same end result.

Hi @DESMOND95LX , It depends on the type of chart you are using. Not all chart types use the Value fieldwell. For example, bar charts showing sales by region. You can use y-axis to plot your Region category and the x-axis to plot the Total Sales.

I am trying to append fields from cross reference file to data in my workflow and the Find and Replace tool is returning the incorrect value. My cross ref table contains multiple records of the same type but it is sorted so the most recent entry (the one I'm looking for) is the first value:

If you have duplicate lookup values it is best to run it through a unique tool first. I believe that find and replace goes bottom to top, but you can avoid having to worry about that with a sort and unique to ensure that you are mapping with the values that you expect.

Hi , I am a new bee in Alteryx.I want to find largest value of a column and provide that value as a new column. For eg:- I have a column week no where in I have value's from 1 to 13 including blanks. I want to generate a column max week no as 13 and give this value 13 across all rows. How can I achieve that. Note:- I have 31 columns and 841808 rows. .I just want to take the largest value of week no column and give that value as max week no column for all rows. Regards, Haya

I just tried that method on half a million rows of incoming data, and would have had 8 million rows of output (half a million times 16 copies), but only because I hadn't noticed the 16 row append limit. If I had seen that option from the beginning and set it to "All" appends, I would have ended up with 250 billion rows of output.

In my Summarize, I group by VIN and look for the max value of Received_Date. Then, instead of using an Append tool, I switched to a JOIN on BOTH the VIN and Received_Date = Max_Received_Date. If you have a unique field, set up the workflow this way.

I started with 531,942 rows, and ended up with 527,690 uniques. There were 4,252 duplicate rows, where newer data on that VIN had come through. Since my data pool grows every week, I had to do this so that I'm only using the most recent third-party data to keep my system of record up to date.

For example, the "PARCEL" content written in the Ownership field in the attached image is not defined in the domain assignment. I want to detect all records that warn me with red like this. How can I do that.

I agree that Data Reviewer and Attribute Rules are the better option when it comes to long term data quality and mistake proofing workflows. However, for a quick analysis, ArcMap made it really easy to spot incorrect domain values in the Select By Attribute tool. In my example below, the "Village of Itasca and Village of Schaumburg" were added incorrectly. Visually it is super straightforward to spot them in ArcMap since they don't have the format of [Code - Description]. As far as I can see, ArcGIS Pro does not mimic this functionality with the same tool unfortunately.

I also found out that you can make a selection in the map view and then use the Attributes pane > Selection tab. When you initially open the Attributes pane it will give a warning about the violation of the attribute domain.

I am having a curve and I need a starting tangent of it, but random amount of values at start are useless so I need to find threshold, where the actual curve begins. For that purpose I built an array of the measured values and tried to find first value greater than certain number and it's index. I tried several ways to do that posted here on forum, but with no success.

I have a table with multiple rows for a given identifier, and I would like to find the most common rows and max values of associated rows. The example below should help illustrate what I am trying to do:

The most common Field 2 value corresponding to the value of "CC" in Field 1 is "MG" and the maximum value from the "Value" field is 220,264,000,000. I think I need to use the "lag" function to iterate through the rows corresponding to each of the unique values in Field 1, but have not been able to get both the most common Field 2 and Max Value with the same bit of JSL code.

Thanks for the quick response! My goal is to have an output table with one row per unique entitry from Field 1 with corresponding most frequent Field 2 and Max value... It's essentially a data consolidation problem where I need to filter down to concise dataset with no repeated rows...

If user/spreadsheet author becomes aware that the search may fail (seeing the error), the user would further modify the formulas to handle the situation correctly. In most cases, the handling of the situation is very different from normal handling of found position, and thus this is an exception in a sense - an additional argument for returning an error. LibreOffice includes special functions to handle this: ISERROR/IFERROR. They are very clear in syntax (especially the latter), and make the intent very clear, unlike using IF with comparison with some arbitrary constant. The IFERROR has the benefit of allowing to only calculate the position once in the formula, without the need to store the result in a separate cell. Hypothetical use of IF would require to calculate position twice:

Using iferror is a lot of bloatcode, and returning #VALUE!

is returning an error condition. that is flawed logic, because searching for a string that happens not to be there, is not an error condition.

find should simply return a NULL value if there is no value to return. That would be a lot more helpful and consistent with e.g. common standards in the SQL world.

@mrdue40:Using FIND we are asking at what position (if any) the saerch string is starting to occur in full length within the target string. If such an occurrence not is found the error-value #VALUE! is returned.

The above mentioned expression using IF only tests if the first string is identical to the the second string. This relation is reflexive. (The given example is incomplete. ElseExpression missing.)

FIND and IF based on a string equality are next to completely unrelated

My issue was that I needed to be able to specify a condition if the FIND() function CAN find the string I am looking for. The IFERROR() function does not leave you an option to do so; it only allows you to specify what happens if the evaluation returns an error. If the calculation is not an error, the formula puts the result of the calculation in the cell. If it is an error, the formula puts what you tell it to. I needed a way to put something different in the cell if the calculation did evaluate to true, not just the calculation itself. The solution is to nest an IFERROR(FIND()) function inside of an IF() function as so:

Is there a way in C++ to search for the mapped value (instead of the key) of a map, and then return the key? Usually, I do someMap.find(someKey)->second to get the value, but here I want to do the opposite and obtain the key (the values and keys are all unique).

If you are doing this kind of search frequently in larger maps, then it may be interesting to look at a Bimap, that will index both keys and values. There is an implementation of a Bimap available in Boost: _77_0/libs/bimap/doc/html/index.html

I'm wanting to transition a issue to the resolved using the API but Jira is failing to accept the value for one custom field. The field is a drop where the user can select a single option (see picture below).

In algebra, it is easy to find the third value when two values are given. Generally, the algebraic expression should be any one of the forms such as addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. To find the value of x, bring the variable to the left side and bring all the remaining values to the right side. Simplify the values to find the result.

Each row has three columns: course name (entered manually), course length (entered manually), and program leader (added automatically based on course code prefix. For BUS 222, I want to use "BUS" to search in the other sheet to add the correct program leader ("Doe, John"), with the corresponding prefix in the list in column 3 (BUS appears in the list with "CUL" and "MGT".

I know about the INDEX and MATCH functions, but I am not sure how to search using the LEFT three characters of the value in a cell (e.g., "BUS") in another sheet in cells with multiple prefixes, separated by commas, and put the name of the program leaders ("Doe, John").

Not every program code has 3 characters, so I am guessing I would need to find the space first in the course code ("BUS" in BUS 222 and "CAPK" in CAPK 344). Once I know this, however, I do not know how to find the one row (and the one program leader) who has that prefix in his or her list (BUS, CUL, MGT).

EDIT: I think I have found a solution for using a FIND function within an INDEX/MATCH using a JOIN(COLLECT tucked in there. It is posted above. This will only work though if that particular text you are searching for is located in ONLY ONE ROW of the column you are searching through. I will have to play some more to see if I can make it work if it is listed in multiple rows.

Is there a way to look at the contents of the cell and see it contains a prefix? If it sees the prefix (e.g., BUS), it doesn't matter what else is in the cell. If the cell contains the prefix, it uses thr name in the adjacent cell.

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