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Hi i would like to convert this formula in Excel to Dax
=IF(D2=D1,"",IF(COUNTIF(AH2:AH14,"YES")+COUNTIF(AH2:AH14,"N/A")<13,"NO","YES"))
thanks a lot
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As @v-ljerr-msft said, this will be difficult based on what you have shown here. DAX is more column named based. Sounds like you are after a measure though. My best guess would be something that looks like this, which assumes you want it to be context sensitive:
YourMeasure = IF(
CALCULATE(
countrows('YourTable'),
OR(
'YourTable'[AHColumnsName] = "YES",
'YourTable'[AHColumnsName] = "N/A"
)
) < 13,
"NO",
"YES"
)
As @v-ljerr-msft said, this will be difficult based on what you have shown here. DAX is more column named based. Sounds like you are after a measure though. My best guess would be something that looks like this, which assumes you want it to be context sensitive:
YourMeasure = IF(
CALCULATE(
countrows('YourTable'),
OR(
'YourTable'[AHColumnsName] = "YES",
'YourTable'[AHColumnsName] = "N/A"
)
) < 13,
"NO",
"YES"
)
Thank you all for this gret answers .
Hi @Anonymous,
Just knowing the Excel formula, it will be hard for us to convert it to DAX formula which works for you. Could you post your table structures with some sample/mock data, and the expected result? So that we can better assist on this issue. ![]()
Regards
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