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Hello,
I have what i thought was a basic calculated column, but having issues that i can't explain or figure out. Please please help.
I just watched you vidro and it was awesome. I should be able to make it with a measure.
But if i wanted the calculated column, what would be the best approach?
@Coryanthony , The below will work only with [Total Cash Claim] is not a measure.
Threshold = SWITCH(TRUE(),
[Total Cash Claim] > 3000 && 'Cash Claims'[Employee Custom 11 - Name] = "Partner", "Partner",
[Total Cash Claim] > 1000 && 'Cash Claims'[Employee Custom 11 - Name] <> "Partner", "Employee", "NO")
If [Total Cash Claim] is measured then you need a measure and dynamic Segmentation
measure
Threshold = SWITCH(TRUE(),
[Total Cash Claim] > 3000 && max('Cash Claims'[Employee Custom 11 - Name]) = "Partner", "Partner",
[Total Cash Claim] > 1000 &&max('Cash Claims'[Employee Custom 11 - Name]) <> "Partner", "Employee", "NO")
example
Customer Retention with Dynamic Segmentation, New/Lost/Retain Customer Count: https://youtu.be/EyL7KMw877Q
Hi @amitchandak
I did try eliminating the measure and while that did not change the amount, the logic was not accurate. I was not getting any "NO". If under the amounts i was still getting TRUE. Please see example below.
I also want to count the amount of "Partner" and "Employee"; therefore, i was hoping to get this in a column.
I appreciate you so much. Thank you.
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