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Hi,
I tried the following dax which works using calculate, hwow to simply by using only If statement using IN operator
aps=CALCULATE(If(countrows(Pop)>0,"Yes","No"),Pop[city] IN {"Arizona","Arkansas","California","Colorado"})
I need something like below:
If(Pop[city] IN {"Arizona","Arkansas","California","Colorado"},"Yes","No")
I tried this way but column(Pop[city]) is not showing in DAX editor.
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Create a Measure.
Measure = IF ( MAX(Pop[city])) IN { "Arizona","Arkansas","California","Colorado"},"Yes","No")
Incase you want to create a Calculated Column
Column = IF (Pop[city] IN { "Arizona","Arkansas","California","Colorado"},"Yes","No")
Regards,
Harsh Nathani
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Create a Measure.
Measure = IF ( MAX(Pop[city])) IN { "Arizona","Arkansas","California","Colorado"},"Yes","No")
Incase you want to create a Calculated Column
Column = IF (Pop[city] IN { "Arizona","Arkansas","California","Colorado"},"Yes","No")
Regards,
Harsh Nathani
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Thanks for the fast response.
Measure = IF ( MAX(Pop[city]) IN { "Arizona","Arkansas","California","Colorado"},"Yes","No")
This measure works fine as long as in in table which i need to display on table.
I just test this one on "Card" visualization which gives "No". Out of 50 cities, i am checking only 4 cities. The last city in the column is "Wyoming".
When is used to test : Measure2 = max(Pop[city]) Then "card" Visualization is display Last city "Wyoming".
My concern is as long as there is city value exist then display "Yes" either on the table or on the card.
Thanks.
Hi @Anonymous ,
Can you share sample data, your data model and your expected output to help you on this.
Regards,
Harsh Nathani
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Hi Harshnathani,
Measure1 = IF ( MAX(Pop[city]) IN { "Arizona","Arkansas","California","Colorado"},"Yes","No")
No. | City | Population | Measure1 |
24 | Alabama | 4859000 | No |
48 | Alaska | 738400 | No |
14 | Arizona | 6828000 | Yes |
33 | Arkansas | 2978000 | Yes |
1 | California | 39145000 | Yes |
22 | Colorado | 5456500 | Yes |
29 | Connecticut | 3590000 | No |
45 | Delaware | 946000 | No |
3 | Florida | 20271000 | No |
8 | Georgia | 10215000 | No |
40 | Hawaii | 1431000 | No |
39 | Idaho | 1655000 | No |
5 | Illinois | 12860000 | No |
16 | Indiana | 6619000 | No |
30 | Iowa | 3124000 | No |
34 | Kansas | 2911000 | No |
26 | Kentucky | 4425000 | No |
25 | Louisiana | 4671000 | No |
42 | Maine | 1329000 | No |
19 | Maryland | 6006000 | No |
15 | Massachusetts | 6794000 | No |
10 | Michigan | 9922000 | No |
21 | Minnesota | 5489000 | No |
32 | Mississippi | 2992000 | No |
18 | Missouri | 6084000 | No |
44 | Montana | 1031000 | No |
37 | Nebraska | 1896000 | No |
35 | Nevada | 2891000 | No |
41 | New Hampshire | 1330000 | No |
11 | New Jersey | 8958000 | No |
36 | New Mexico | 2085000 | No |
4 | New York | 19796000 | No |
9 | North Carolina | 10043000 | No |
47 | North Dakota | 757000 | No |
7 | Ohio | 11613000 | No |
28 | Oklahoma | 3911000 | No |
27 | Oregon | 4029000 | No |
6 | Pennsylvania | 12802000 | No |
43 | Rhode Island | 1056000 | No |
23 | South Carolina | 4896000 | No |
46 | South Dakota | 858500 | No |
17 | Tennessee | 6600000 | No |
2 | Texas | 27469000 | No |
31 | Utah | 2996000 | No |
49 | Vermont | 624600 | No |
12 | Virginia | 8383000 | No |
13 | Washington | 7170000 | No |
38 | West Virginia | 1844000 | No |
20 | Wisconsin | 5771000 | No |
50 | Wyoming | 585500 | No |
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