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Greater Than for Prioritisation system
- Anonymous1 year ago
Hi, NSKD
Thanks for Ashish_Mathur's reply. You can try to use following dax to achieve your need.
In Report View:
Choose a table name and right-click, click the New Column button, then input the dax to create a new column.Column = SWITCH( TRUE(), 'Table'[Score]>=75,"High", 'Table'[Score]>=50,"Medium", "low" )
In Power Query: Click Custom Column and input the following M Languageif [Score] >= 75 then "High" else if [Score] >= 50 then "Medium" else "Low"Best Regards,
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Hi,
I am not sure whether you will be able to build a prioritisation matrix with this suggestion but create a calculated column formula
Column = if(Priorities[Score]>=75,"High",if(Priorities[Score]>=75,"Medium","Low"))
Hope this helps.
Hi Ashish,
Thanks for your comment. I keep running into errors when I try similar formulas.
- Ashish_Mathur1 year ago
Super User
Write that as a calculated column (not as a measure)
- NSKD1 year agoNew Member
Hi,
Thanks, it's still not happy
- Ashish_Mathur1 year ago
Super User
You have to write it as a "Calculated column" formula in DAX. Not a "Custom Column" in Power Query