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Hi All,
I have a daatset with a transactions table, I want to create a caculated column that checks for a type of transaction using the TansactionType ID Column and execute a calculation on Amount Column and the reports a value into the new calculated column.
For example:
If TransactionType is 1, Return amount in Amount Column multiplied by 2
If TransactionType is 2, Return amount in Amount Column.
If TransactionType is 15, Return amount in amount table minus 500.
So bascially, I want a Calculated Column thats checks for a transactionID, and returns a calulation on the Amount Column
Any help would be appreciated.
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@Anonymous , Create a new column like
Switch( True(),
[TransactionType] = 1, [Amount]* 2
[TransactionType]= 2, [Amount]
[TransactionType] =15, [Amount] - 500
)
@Anonymous add a new column with the following expression
New Amount =
SWITCH ( Table[Transactionid],
1, Table[Amount] * 2
2, Table[Amount],
15, Table[Amount] - 500
)
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@Anonymous add a new column with the following expression
New Amount =
SWITCH ( Table[Transactionid],
1, Table[Amount] * 2
2, Table[Amount],
15, Table[Amount] - 500
)
I would ❤ Kudos if my solution helped. 👉 If you can spend time posting the question, you can also make efforts to give Kudos whoever helped to solve your problem. It is a token of appreciation!
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@Anonymous , Create a new column like
Switch( True(),
[TransactionType] = 1, [Amount]* 2
[TransactionType]= 2, [Amount]
[TransactionType] =15, [Amount] - 500
)
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