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Can we have this Dynamic instead of Hard code
- 7 years ago
Hi Anonymous
Not so clear about your criteria.
I make a test but get a different result.
Measure = IF ( ( MAX ( Table1[Material group] ) IN { "CORSF", "LBLTHT" } && MAX ( Table1[Material type] ) = "ZHWA" && MAX ( Table1[Base UOM] ) = "EA" ) # your condition1 & 2 || ( MAX ( Table1[Material group] ) = "PKGCON" && MAX ( Table1[Material type] ) = "ZHWA" && MAX ( Table1[Base UOM] ) IN { "EA", "KIT", "SET", "KIT", "CV", "PK", "CAN" } ), # your condition3 2, 1 )Best Regards
MaggieCommunity Support Team _ Maggie Li
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Hi parry2k ,
Thanks for your reply!
I want to use a list or array in my code.
I have these below conditions:
-If Material Group is CORSF and Material Type is ZHWA then Base UOM should always be EA. ( if other than EA return me 1 else 2 )
- If material Group is CORSF or LBLTHT and material type is ZHWA then Base UOM should always be EA.( if other than EA return me 1 else 2 )
- If Material Group is PKGCON, and material Type is ZHWA, then base uom can be either EA, KIT,SET,KIT,CV,PK or CAN (if other than these return me 1 else 2)
Here is the same sample data file in the dropbox link for your reference.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/136eqpr04igfuqt/Sample%20data%201.xlsx?dl=0
Appreaciate your help!
Thanks,
Tejaswi
Hi Anonymous
Not so clear about your criteria.
I make a test but get a different result.
Measure =
IF (
(
MAX ( Table1[Material group] ) IN { "CORSF", "LBLTHT" }
&& MAX ( Table1[Material type] ) = "ZHWA"
&& MAX ( Table1[Base UOM] ) = "EA"
) # your condition1 & 2
|| (
MAX ( Table1[Material group] ) = "PKGCON"
&& MAX ( Table1[Material type] ) = "ZHWA"
&& MAX ( Table1[Base UOM] ) IN { "EA", "KIT", "SET", "KIT", "CV", "PK", "CAN" }
), # your condition3
2,
1
)
Best Regards
Maggie
Community Support Team _ Maggie Li
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
- Anonymous7 years agoNot applicable