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Dear All ;
i need your kind helps about below issue
i have column A with numbers and i want to create a Column B as below :
If Column A is 0 , Column B will 0
İf column A is 1,2,3,4,5 , column B will be 5
If column A is 6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15 , column B will be 15
İf coumn A is 16 and ıncludes higher number , column B will be 30
also i want like that for minus situation too ,
i added below image to make more clear
thanks for your kind supports
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @erhan_79
Change "ColumnA" for the exact name of your column. Seems to be "Column A"
Change "Table1" for the exact name of your table
Just use "Column B" instead of Table1[ColumnB] when creating the new column
Hi @erhan_79
Try this:
Table1[ColumnB] = SWITCH(TRUE(), Table1[ColumnA]=0, 0, Table1[ColumnA]>=1 && Table1[ColumnA]<=5, 5, Table1[ColumnA]>=6 && Table1[ColumnA]<=15, 15, Table1[ColumnA]>=16, 30, Table1[ColumnA]<=-1 && Table1[ColumnA]>=-5, -5, Table1[ColumnA]<=-6 && Table1[ColumnA]>=-15, -15, Table1[ColumnA]<=-16, -30)
Hi @erhan_79
Change "ColumnA" for the exact name of your column. Seems to be "Column A"
Change "Table1" for the exact name of your table
Just use "Column B" instead of Table1[ColumnB] when creating the new column
Dear @AlB;
thanks for your support but i got an error while creating column, i am new on power bI , could you pls share Pbix file ifit is possible that you created