DAX SWITCH FORMULA SHOWING INCORRECT GROUPING

[cshynne]

Hi,

I'm trying to create a DAX formula using switch. I need to group all negative numbers to display no_new_return|prev rtn. However, some negative numbers are falling into other groups designated for positive values. Example -41 is falling in other groups such as 0-21,22-30 etc. as highlighted in the below image. The formula works for numbers > 0 but the negatives are not being recognized. Any assistance is appreciated. 

formula : 

ORD_RCPT_TENURE_GROUP = SWITCH(TRUE(),'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]<0,"NO_NEW_RTN | PREV RTN",'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]>=0 && 'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]<=21,"0-21",'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]>21 && 'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]<=30,"22-30",'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]>30 && 'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]<=60,"31-60",'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]>60 && 'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]<=90,"61-90",'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]>90 && 'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]<=120,"91-120",'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]>120 && 'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]<=180,"121-180",'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]>180 && 'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]<=365,"181-365",'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]>365,"+365","NO_NEW_RTN | PREV RTN")the value -41 is showing in 3 different groups.

[v-jianboli-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi @cshynne ,

Your MEASURE [ORD_RCPT_TENURE] seems to involve two tables? This seems to be the source of the problem. What exactly do these two tables look like? What is the relationship between them?

Sorry for that the information you have provided is not making the problem clear to me. Can you please share more details to help us clarify your scenario?

Please provide me with more details about your table and your problem or share me with your pbix file after removing sensitive data.

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Best Regards,

Jianbo Li

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[cshynne]

It was the relationship between the two tables. Thank you!

[cshynne]

Hello,

measure: 

ORD_RCPT_TENURE = DATEDIFF(MAXX(FF_ORDER_MST,'FF_ORDER_MST'[CPE_ORDER_DUE_DT]),MAXX(Recpt_Combined,'Recpt_Combined'[RECPT_DATE]),

DAY)

calculated column : 

ORD_RCPT_TENURE_GROUP = SWITCH(TRUE(),'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]<0,"NO_NEW_RTN | PREV RTN",'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]>=0 && 'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]<=21,"0-21",'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]>21 && 'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]<=30,"22-30",'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]>30 && 'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]<=60,"31-60",'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]>60 && 'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]<=90,"61-90",'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]>90 && 'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]<=120,"91-120",'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]>120 && 'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]<=180,"121-180",'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]>180 && 'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]<=365,"181-365",'FF_ORDER_MST'[ORD_RCPT_TENURE]>365,"+365","NO_NEW_RTN | PREV RTN")

[FreemanZ]

hi @cshynne 

what column/measure do you have for the table visual?