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Nested IF, AND, OR statement

Hi All,

I need to create a calculated colum that will populate rows with "True" if the following conditions are met. Else, "False."

If ActualProgress% = 100% AND the "In Budgted Year" is the current year, or if ActualProgress% <>100% and is in any "In Budgeted Year", then "True," else "False."

 

I believe it could be said another way as, if ActualProgress% is 100% but not In Budgeted Year for the current year, "False," else "True."

 

Here's what I wrote: 
% complete calc. = IF('Table'[ActualProgress%]=1,IF('Table'[In Budgeted Year]<>YEAR(TODAY()),"False","True"))

 

It's returning "False" where the "ActualProgress%" is 100% and the "In Budgeted Year" <> 2019 (as it should). It's returning "True" if "ActualProgress%" is 100% and the "In Budgeted Year" is 2019 (as it should), but it's returning blanks where "ActualProgress%" is not 100%, regardless of what the "In Budgeted Year" value is. 

 

Any thoughts? I'm thinking that I need to stick an "OR" or an "AND" in there somewhere.

 

 

  • Hi, you can use parentesis in combination with && (and) and || (or) for complex IF statements without those nasty nesting IF statements 🙂 . You dax would be like this in this case. 

    % complete calc. = IF('Table'[ActualProgress%]=1 && 'Table'[In Budgeted Year] <> YEAR(TODAY()), FALSE, TRUE)

     

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    Djerro123

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    JarroVGIT
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    Hi, you can use parentesis in combination with && (and) and || (or) for complex IF statements without those nasty nesting IF statements 🙂 . You dax would be like this in this case. 

    % complete calc. = IF('Table'[ActualProgress%]=1 && 'Table'[In Budgeted Year] <> YEAR(TODAY()), FALSE, TRUE)

     

    Kind regards

    Djerro123

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    Keep those thumbs up coming! 🙂

    • Anonymous's avatar
      Anonymous
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      Ah! Forgot about using the double ampersand! Thank you so much!