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Hi!
I have a column with all the statuses of a process, the main goal is to use that information to create the stages of a funnel, however, there's too many statuses which would lead to confusion. I would like to create a calculated column which takes 2-3 statuses and merge them into one. I've been using Switch or IF functions but I can't seem to find the right formula for this.
Example:
Status Name | Status Name Goal |
Contact Candidate | Contacted |
Screening | Contacted |
HR Interview | HR |
Schedule HR Interview | HR |
Thanks!!
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@fernandoC Should be something like:
Status Name Goal =
SWITCH([Status Name],
"Contact Candidate","Contacted",
"Screening","Contacted",
"HR Interview","HR",
"Schedule HR Interview","HR"
)
@fernandoC Should be something like:
Status Name Goal =
SWITCH([Status Name],
"Contact Candidate","Contacted",
"Screening","Contacted",
"HR Interview","HR",
"Schedule HR Interview","HR"
)
Hi @Greg_Deckler ,
I've used your example and DAX doesn't show any errors but the column is empty for some reason:
Hi @Greg_Deckler ,
Nevermind! as I previously splitted that column there was a space at the beginning of the status name which cause the issue.
Thanks again your formula worked like a charm.
Best,
Fc.
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