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Ferri
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Hi,

I have a number of values that I want to group in power bi desktop query.

how do I do it in power bi desktop query. see an example below

 

somthing like this in dax powerpivot

If (myColumn < 1100,1000,If myColumn < 1200,1100,.....)

 

Any advice please?

 

Many thanks,

Ferri

 

                            Output should be like this

My Column           NyCoulumn

1000                     1000 

1001                     1000

1005                     1000

1020                     1000

1100                     1100

1106                     1100 

1155                     1100

1200                     1200

1210                     1200

1285                     1200

1247                     1200

10000                   10000

10025                   10000

 

 

 

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Anonymous
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@Ferri SWITCH does compare the values...

It takes the initial column value that you want to compare, and will evaluate each value on the expression list you define. Then replacing the value range to the static value you want..

 

Here is an example of using this in a calculated column which you can name "NyCoulumn"

SWITCH(TRUE(),
AND([MyColumn] >=0, [MyColumn] <=1099), "1000"
AND([MyColumn] >=1100, [MyColumn] <=1199), "1100"
AND([MyColumn] >=1200, [MyColumn] <=1299), "1200"
"1200+"

 

 

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Ferri
Advocate I
Advocate I

thanks for the help, but I need to compare the values therefore i will use if..else.

 

Anonymous
Not applicable

@Ferri SWITCH does compare the values...

It takes the initial column value that you want to compare, and will evaluate each value on the expression list you define. Then replacing the value range to the static value you want..

 

Here is an example of using this in a calculated column which you can name "NyCoulumn"

SWITCH(TRUE(),
AND([MyColumn] >=0, [MyColumn] <=1099), "1000"
AND([MyColumn] >=1100, [MyColumn] <=1199), "1100"
AND([MyColumn] >=1200, [MyColumn] <=1299), "1200"
"1200+"

 

 

Anonymous
Not applicable

@Ferri you could use an "IF", but SWITCH is less verbose.

Check out this blog to guide you, and help you understand how to do this now and in future cases.

http://www.powerpivotpro.com/2012/06/dax-making-the-case-for-switch/

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