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Anonymous
2 years agoNot applicable
Help Converting Excel Formula to DAX
Could someone please help me convert this excel formula to DAX? I was thinking I could use the Switch function but I am having trouble formatting it correctly. IF([@InvoiceDate]>DATE(2020,12,31), ...
- Anonymous2 years ago
Hi Anonymous , hello, Brightsider & Greg_Deckler , thank you for your promot reply!
We could also use the following measure to meet your requirement:Result = SWITCH( TRUE(), SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[InvoiceDate])> DATE(2020, 12, 31), SWITCH( TRUE(), SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[ProductType_Sub3]) = "monthly", SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[ExtensionAmt]) * 72, SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[ProductType_Sub3]) = "yearly", SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[ExtensionAmt]) * 6, SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[ProductType_Sub3]) = "5 Year", (SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[ExtensionAmt]) / 5) * 6, SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[ProductType_Sub3]) = "4 Year", (SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[ExtensionAmt]) / 4) * 6, SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[ProductType_Sub3])= "3 Year", (SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[ExtensionAmt]) / 3) * 6, SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[ProductType_Sub3]) = "2 Year", (SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[ExtensionAmt]) / 2) * 6, BLANK() ), SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[ProductType_Sub3]) = "monthly", SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[ExtensionAmt]) * 36, SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[ProductType_Sub3]) = "yearly", SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[ExtensionAmt]) * 3, BLANK() )Best regards,
Joyce
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Greg_Deckler
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2 years agoAnonymous Technically the same IF syntax should technically work in DAX. That said, a SWITCH( TRUE(), ... ) statement would be preferred. That's a lot of nested IF statements though. It's hard to decipher with the poor formatting so I would start by properly formatting the IF statements and then it should be easier to figure out the logic.