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Hey team,
Recieved a lot of really useful information from this community already! Thank you!
I'm essentially converting GUID's from Salesforce back to staff names for a visual:
Staff =
IF('DataTable'[Staff GUID]="005Mn1234567", "Joe Bloggs",
//the above converts the GUID to "Joe Bloggs"
IF('DataTable'[Staff GUID]="005Mn1234568", "Jane Doe",
//the above converts the GUID to "Jane Doe"
The issue I'm having - is currently I only know a portion of the GUID's, and I'm hoping for those I don't, in the calculated table it will just show the GUID. In my mind it went something like:
NOT('DataTable'[Staff GUID]=("005Mn1234567", 005Mn1234568"), 'DataTable'[Staff GUID])ie- if the GUID isn't specified as a staff name, just display the GUID.
However getting all sorts of sytax errors and #error.
Anyone have any direction or advice on this one? I'm extremely green with DAX.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hey Smoothbrain,
If you want to check if a value is in a list of values, you'd use the following syntax:
'DataTable'[Staff GUID] IN { "005Mn1234567", 005Mn1234568" }
If you are creating a calculated column, the following pattern might be easier to maintain.
New Column =
SWITCH (
'DataTable'[Staff GUID],
"005Mn1234567", "Joe Bloggs",
"005Mn1234568", "Jane Doe",
'DataTable'[Staff GUID]
)
Hey Smoothbrain,
If you want to check if a value is in a list of values, you'd use the following syntax:
'DataTable'[Staff GUID] IN { "005Mn1234567", 005Mn1234568" }
If you are creating a calculated column, the following pattern might be easier to maintain.
New Column =
SWITCH (
'DataTable'[Staff GUID],
"005Mn1234567", "Joe Bloggs",
"005Mn1234568", "Jane Doe",
'DataTable'[Staff GUID]
)
Hey @justinmartin
Thanks for helping out!
I have been creating a calculated colum, so I'll try this format! Thank you!
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