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I added a custom column using the following:
if SEARCH( "FY",[Deal ID],1,0)>0 then [Deal ID]
else [Sales Order]
I get confirmation of no syntax errors, but when I click 'OK' to exit out of the custom column screen, the main screen then throws the following:
Expression.Error: The name 'SEARCH' wasn't recognized. Make sure it's spelled correctly.
Can you please help with what I am doing incorrectly?
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@Anonymous If this is DAX then it should be:
if(SEARCH( "FY",[Deal ID],1,0)>0, [Deal ID], [Sales Order])
If this is Power Query Editor then your if then else syntax is correct but there is no SEARCH function in Power Query it is something like Text.Contains.
Thank you! This was in Power Query Editor, so I was able to use Text. function to get what I needed.
@Anonymous If this is DAX then it should be:
if(SEARCH( "FY",[Deal ID],1,0)>0, [Deal ID], [Sales Order])
If this is Power Query Editor then your if then else syntax is correct but there is no SEARCH function in Power Query it is something like Text.Contains.
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