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Anonymous

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6 years ago

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Using IF IN Operator

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","Arkansa...

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Anonymous
6 years ago
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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Anonymous

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6 years ago

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.

Anonymous

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6 years ago

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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Anonymous

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6 years ago

Hi Harshnathani,

Measure1 = IF ( MAX(Pop[city]) IN { "Arizona","Arkansas","California","Colorado"},"Yes","No")

Measure2 = max(Pop[city])

Please find the

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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