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A single value for column 'wv_middledonormove' in table 'crmPhone' 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.
When using a switch command:
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@swarren , This can work as new column , not measure
Middle Donor Moves Phone =
SWITCH ( crmPhone[wv_middledonormove],
772490000, "Invite",
772490003, "Cultivate",
772490004, "Acknowledge",
772490005, "Service",
"None")
a new measure
Middle Donor Moves Phone =
SWITCH (
max(crmPhone[wv_middledonormove] ) ,
772490000, "Invite",
772490003, "Cultivate",
772490004, "Acknowledge",
772490005, "Service",
"None")
perfect! that totally worked. I don't know why i didn't see that before.
@swarren , This can work as new column , not measure
Middle Donor Moves Phone =
SWITCH ( crmPhone[wv_middledonormove],
772490000, "Invite",
772490003, "Cultivate",
772490004, "Acknowledge",
772490005, "Service",
"None")
a new measure
Middle Donor Moves Phone =
SWITCH (
max(crmPhone[wv_middledonormove] ) ,
772490000, "Invite",
772490003, "Cultivate",
772490004, "Acknowledge",
772490005, "Service",
"None")
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