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Hi Team,
I required the IF formula for (New Measure)
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DDiff_SLA(RtDt) = IF([DDiffRelCloDT] <= [DDiff_RelDateDueDate], "Met SLA", "NotMet SLA") -- This formula is not works
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Based on my test, the formula that you offered could only be used in calculate column. So when you want to create a measure using it, it will not work.
So, to create a measure, we can use the sum function in your formula.
RtDt Measure := IF(SUM(Table1[DDiffRelCloDT]) <= SUM(Table1[DDiff_RelDateDueDate]) ,"Met SLA", "NotMet SLA")
Also we can get the same result as the calculated column. Please refer to the picture as below:
For more information, please check the pbix as attached.
Regards,
Lydia
Based on my test, the formula that you offered could only be used in calculate column. So when you want to create a measure using it, it will not work.
So, to create a measure, we can use the sum function in your formula.
RtDt Measure := IF(SUM(Table1[DDiffRelCloDT]) <= SUM(Table1[DDiff_RelDateDueDate]) ,"Met SLA", "NotMet SLA")
Also we can get the same result as the calculated column. Please refer to the picture as below:
For more information, please check the pbix as attached.
Regards,
Lydia
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