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Hello looking to convert my IF formula as below
=IF(OR([@[Confirmation Status]]="Confirmed",[@[Confirmation Status]]="ManlConfirmed",[@[Confirmation Status]]="autoConfirmed",[@[Confirmation Status]]="Matched"),"Confirmed","Not Confirmed")
I'm Looking to add a Custom Column where I get this where I can enter the fomula
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Hi,
Please check the below picture and the attached pbix file.
if [Confirmation Status] = "Confirmed" or [Confirmation Status] = "ManlConfirmed" or [Confirmation Status] = "autoConfirmed" or [Confirmation Status] = "Matched" then "Confirmed" else "Not confirmed"
= Table.AddColumn(Source, "expected result column", each if [Confirmation Status] = "Confirmed" or [Confirmation Status] = "ManlConfirmed" or [Confirmation Status] = "autoConfirmed" or [Confirmation Status] = "Matched" then "Confirmed" else "Not confirmed")
Thanks again!
Hi,
Please check the below picture and the attached pbix file.
if [Confirmation Status] = "Confirmed" or [Confirmation Status] = "ManlConfirmed" or [Confirmation Status] = "autoConfirmed" or [Confirmation Status] = "Matched" then "Confirmed" else "Not confirmed"
= Table.AddColumn(Source, "expected result column", each if [Confirmation Status] = "Confirmed" or [Confirmation Status] = "ManlConfirmed" or [Confirmation Status] = "autoConfirmed" or [Confirmation Status] = "Matched" then "Confirmed" else "Not confirmed")
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