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I have this formula in excel, i'd like to create the same in PBI.
=IF(W3<=-91,"Excluded",IF(W3>90,"Excluded",IF(W3>1,"Influenced",IF(W3<=0,"Sourced","Influenced")))
W3 in PBI would be: 'Opp Contact Role'[Days between]
how do I achieve that?
thanks
thank you, I will try them both
If one of these work, please mark the answer as solution.
Otherwise, provide more details, such as sample data of 'Opp Contact Role' without sensitive information.
You need a way to aggregate 'Opp Contact Role'[Days between].
One way of doing this is :
=
var W3 = MIN('Opp Contact Role'[Days between])
RETURN
IF(W3<=-91
,"Excluded"
,IF(W3>90
,"Excluded"
,IF(W3>1
,"Influenced"
,IF(W3<=0
,"Sourced"
,"Influenced")
)
)
)
Depending on your data, MIN can be MAX, SUM, AVG,...
If you're 100% sure that there will be exactly 1 value that will show up using [Days Between], then all of these will return the same one.
pls try this
create a new column
Column =
VAR _t1 ='Opp Contact Role'[Days between]
RETURN
SWITCH( TRUE(),
_t1<=-91,"Excluded",
_t1>90,"Excluded",
_t1>1,"Influenced",
_t1<=0,"Sourced","Influenced")
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