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Train23
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DAX Help

Hello I need some help with the following DAX Syntax.

 

I have a Measure [total qty] and need to get some DAX to do the following:

 

If [total qty] < 1000, Then Divide[total qty] by 1.  If [total qty] < 5000 Then Divide [total qty] by 2, IF [total qty] < 50000, Then Divide [total qty] by 4, IF [total qty] > 50000 then Divide [total qty] by 6.

 

The multiple conditions are tripping me up.

Thank you

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vicky_
Super User
Super User

You can use the SWITCH function to avoid multiple IF statements - i.e

 

Your Measure = SWITCH(TRUE(), 
    [total qty] < 1000, Divide([total qty], 1),
    [total qty] < 5000 Divide([total qty], 2), 
    [total qty] < 50000, Divide([total qty], 4),
    [total qty] > 50000, Divide([total qty], 6)
)

 

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vicky_
Super User
Super User

You can use the SWITCH function to avoid multiple IF statements - i.e

 

Your Measure = SWITCH(TRUE(), 
    [total qty] < 1000, Divide([total qty], 1),
    [total qty] < 5000 Divide([total qty], 2), 
    [total qty] < 50000, Divide([total qty], 4),
    [total qty] > 50000, Divide([total qty], 6)
)

 

Vicki, you ROCK thank you so very much, this WORKS.  I have spent the last 2 days trying to get it working.  THANK YOU for being part of this great community.

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