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Hi All,
I'm trying to create a calculated column based on some specific criteria.
So i have a list of LCV registration numbers and i want to identify which ones still have an mot. So the column should be: vehicles[vehicle_has_MOT). I want to see "1" when the vehicle has the MOT product, and "0" when it doesn't.
MOT is a parent product in the same table, and has the three sub products in a separate column:
Reg Product Product Type Policy Count (we use 1 or 0) CALC_COLUMN
ABC MOT Single Payment 1
ABC MOT Monthly Payment 0
ABC MOT FOC 0
I want the CALC_COLUMN to do something like vehicles_[has_MOT]=1
apologies if this is obvious, i'm new to Power BI 🙂
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Hi @James__
Can you please try this DAX for calculated column
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CALC_COLUMN = IF( Product = "MOT", 1, 0 )
Paste it in the new column.
Accept it as a solution if its help you to solve your problem.
@James__
In your example,
Reg Product Product Type Policy Count (we use 1 or 0) CALC_COLUMN
ABC MOT Single Payment 1
ABC MOT Monthly Payment 0
ABC MOT FOC 0
2nd and 3rd line has product MOT, but why you are showing 0 inplace of 1
Please confirm
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Hello @PijushRoy
The MOT has 3 separate products: Single payment, monthly payment and FOC. In the example above, this particular van has a single payment MOT product, and not monthly payment or FOC.
Hope that helps.
J
Hi @James__
Can you please try this DAX for calculated column
Proud to be a Super User! | |
Sorry, that didn't work 🤔
Hi there!
You can try this:
IF( Product = "MOT", 1, 0 )
Let me know if that helps!
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