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Muneeb91
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3 years ago
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Using VAR and Return

Alarm & Efficiency % =     VAR __Calc1 = [alarm percentage]     VAR __Calc2 = [Efficiency %]     VAR __Calc3 = ([Efficiency %]+[alarm percentage])/2 RETURN         IF(ISBLANK(__Calc1), __Ca...
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    v-yinliw-msft
    3 years ago

    Hi Muneeb91 ,

     

    You can try this method:

     

    Alarm & Efficiency % =

VAR __Calc1 = 'A&E'[AP]

VAR __Calc2 = 'A&E'[E]

VAR __Calc3 = ( 'A&E'[E] + 'A&E'[AP] ) / 2

RETURN

    SWITCH (

        TRUE (),

        ISBLANK ( __Calc1 ), __Calc2,

        ISBLANK ( __Calc2 ), __Calc1,

        NOT ( ISBLANK ( __Calc1 ) && ISBLANK ( __Calc2 ) ), __Calc3

    )

     

     

    Hope this helps you.

     

    Best Regards,

    Community Support Team _Yinliw

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Shaurya
Memorable Member
3 years ago

Hi Muneeb91,

 

Use:

 

Alarm & Efficiency % =
VAR _Calc1 = [alarm percentage]
VAR _Calc2 = [Efficiency %]
VAR _Calc3 = ([Efficiency %]+[alarm percentage])/2

RETURN
IF(ISBLANK(_Calc1),_Calc2,_Calc3)

 

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Muneeb91
Regular Visitor
3 years ago

Thats great thank you. Is there also a way to do the same for cal2 also?
So if Calc1 is blank only return Calc2,
if Calc2 is blank only return Calc1,
and if neither Calc1 or Calc2 are blank return Calc3