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Could someone please help me convert this excel formula to DAX syntax?
=IF([@ARDivisionNo]="08", "Avertx Billing",IF([@[Current Product Line']]]="SAAS","SAAS Billing",IF([@[Current Product Line']]]="SUBS","SAAS Billing",IF([@[Current Product Line']]]="PERP","Perpetual Billing",IF([@[Current Product Line']]]="BDSW","Bundled Software Billing","Hardware Billing")))))
Thanks!!
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Try this:
SWITCH(
TRUE,
[ARDivisonNo] = "08", "Avertx Billing",
[Current Product Line] = "SAAS", "SAAS Billing",
[Current Product Line] = "SUBS", "SAAS Billing",
[Current Product Line] = "PERP", "Perpetual Billing",
[Current Product Line] = "BDSW", "Bundled Software Billing",
TRUE, "Hardware Billing"
)
The SWITCH function will evaluate each condition from top to bottom, stopping when it returns a result of TRUE and returning the matching result. You might have to modify the above to take into account the table names your columns come from.
Try this:
SWITCH(
TRUE,
[ARDivisonNo] = "08", "Avertx Billing",
[Current Product Line] = "SAAS", "SAAS Billing",
[Current Product Line] = "SUBS", "SAAS Billing",
[Current Product Line] = "PERP", "Perpetual Billing",
[Current Product Line] = "BDSW", "Bundled Software Billing",
TRUE, "Hardware Billing"
)
The SWITCH function will evaluate each condition from top to bottom, stopping when it returns a result of TRUE and returning the matching result. You might have to modify the above to take into account the table names your columns come from.
That worked thank you!
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