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Hi Everyone,
This is my first post. Hope I am able to explain my query. I am basically trying to create a DAX column that mentions "COVID-19" based on the search performed in another column. The issue is that the formula that I use, I have to think and define each type that people can mention COVID-19 related expenses. For eg: Some may write COVID19,Covid19, CoVid19, COVID 19, COVID-19 etc. I need to put up a formula that can search COVID word within the text irrespective of being case sensitive and give me the answer as "COVID-19".
Currently, I use this formula:
Is there a simple formula that I can use with minimal variations and that can give me the same result as above instead of defining each circumstance.
I hope to have been able to address my query. I just want to have a better formula which can search the word Covid or covid 19 and return COVID-19 in the DAX column irrespective of being case sensitive.
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@gourangshah24 try this
IF ( CONTAINSSTRING ( Table[ColumnName], "Covid" ), "Covid-19", "Other" )
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@gourangshah24 try this
IF ( CONTAINSSTRING ( Table[ColumnName], "Covid" ), "Covid-19", "Other" )
Would appreciate Kudos 🙂 if my solution helped.
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