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I have two tables: FactAppointment and FactSales. These tables have true/false columns FactAppointment[NewPatient] and FactSales[FirstSale]. Both tables also contain the column "UserID".
I want a calculated column in FactSales which states:
IF FactAppointment[NewPatient] = TRUE AND FactSales[FirstSale] = TRUE AND UserID is the same, then TRUE, else FALSE.
How can I write this?
@Sohan Try something like below as per your columns and table names
= IF(FactAppointment[NewPatient]= TRUE AND FactSales[FirstSale] = TRUE AND FactAppointment[UserID] = FactSales[User ID], True(),False())
It says the syntaxis is incorrect. I suspect because there's no direct relation between FactAppointment and FactSales.
Yes, indirectly through other tables.
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