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Hi,
Simplified, I have the below data loaded in to Power BI:
I want Power BI to calculate in a column whether the actual time arrived is considered early, on time, or late. But I have different conditions on different suppliers.
How is it possible to write in Power BI so I have a column stating whether each delivery was either on time, early or late?
Thanks
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Hi,
yes it is possible, I would advise to use nested if statement in Power Query.
Here is example:
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Power-Query-Nested-IF-AND-Statement/m-p/538947
Hi,
yes it is possible, I would advise to use nested if statement in Power Query.
Here is example:
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Power-Query-Nested-IF-AND-Statement/m-p/538947
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