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this is the original excel command :
=IF(Y2>=60%,"Fresh",IF(AND(Y2<60%,Y2>=30%),"NE",IF(AND(Y2<30%,Y2>=5%),"VNE","Expired")))
, i want to write it in power bi with a column named [custom].
I'd appreciate some help.
Thank you
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hi @Anonymous
you can use switch in your dax query
I think this title will be helpful for you:
https://blog.enterprisedna.co/using-advanced-dax-for-multiple-if-statement-in-power-bi/
hi @Anonymous
hi @Anonymous
hi @Anonymous
you can use switch in your dax query
I think this title will be helpful for you:
https://blog.enterprisedna.co/using-advanced-dax-for-multiple-if-statement-in-power-bi/
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