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Hello,
i need two calculated columns with flags if the customer reached:
Over 30 days in overdue in 6 months on book (MOB)
Over 90 days in overdue in 12 months on book (MOB).
The data:
In the example, this contract reached 35 on MOB 5, so the flag_6mob_ever30 is 1, but on the 12 MOB, he never reached 90 since the beginning, so the flag_12mob_ever90 is 0.
Thanks in advance.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Something like this?
FLAG_6MOB = IF('Table'[OVERDUE]>30,1,0)
fLAG_12MOB = IF('Table'[OVERDUE] > 90, 1, 0)
To make the physical flags:
Column = 'Table'[fLAG_12MOB]+'Table'[FLAG_6MOB]
Something like this?
FLAG_6MOB = IF('Table'[OVERDUE]>30,1,0)
fLAG_12MOB = IF('Table'[OVERDUE] > 90, 1, 0)
To make the physical flags:
Column = 'Table'[fLAG_12MOB]+'Table'[FLAG_6MOB]
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