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James_Galis1
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3 years ago

Assistance with condition logic

Hi All

 

Have come across a little hurdle for someone of my limited knowledge and require a little assistance in creating a measure that looks at the following condition

 

I have a table of contents that contains the following

 

 

What i would like to acheive is the following,

 

If client ID contains "activation" then all other rows should equal "True" for that client only

If client ID does not contain " activation then all rows should equal "False" for that client

 

Would greatly appreciate some assistance

 

Thanks in advanced

 

 

 

 

 

5 Replies

    • James_Galis1's avatar
      James_Galis1
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      I hope to represent a visual/ table that will show clients that

       

      a.) have a activation budget

      b.) do not have one

       

      I have a distinct client count of 623 in this particular example

       

      I am able to represent the "True" statement from using a text.contains column and it filters out the results as expected

       

       

      When choosing the "False" argument i wish to represent the clients that dont have the activation budget ( 135, difference between client count and true statement ).

       

      But i am representing the following

       

       

      Hope i have answered that correctly

       

      Cheers

       

       

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
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    1. DO NOT change all your rows if a client has no activation - simply create a measure - this keeps your row data for future use. 

    2.  You already have a measure/ way of sorting out active/non-actives - Client Status column. 

    Simply use that as your filter on whatever visuals you are trying to display. 

  • You may try using this:

    Result = IF(CONTAINSSTRING(SELECTEDVALUE([Budget Budget Name]),"Activation"),"True")

  • Hi,

    You should ideally do this with a calculated column formula.  If you are OK with that approach, then share data in a format that can be pasted in an MS Excel file.