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Good Morning,
I was hoping someone could help me out- I apologise if this is already common knowledge- I could not find it within the forum.
Essentially I need to add multiple variables- however as '&' brings back True/False the variable does not produce a value-- I know the variable works as individually they return the value--
Below are the variables- and in an ideal world- is what id want the formula to do--
*Please note I do not have access to the data tab, nor typical calenders functions are not viable*
Any guidance would be great!!
Kind regards,
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Hi @finno14
You only need to use one '&' to combine multiple values. For example,
(Wk1-Wk4) & (Wk2-Wk1) & (Wk3-Wk2)
Or if you want to add a delimiter (e.g. comma) between values, you could use
(Wk1-Wk4) & "," & (Wk2-Wk1) & "," & (Wk3-Wk2)
'&' is a text concatenation operator while '&&' is a logic operator.
DAX syntax - DAX | Microsoft Docs
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Hi @finno14
You only need to use one '&' to combine multiple values. For example,
(Wk1-Wk4) & (Wk2-Wk1) & (Wk3-Wk2)
Or if you want to add a delimiter (e.g. comma) between values, you could use
(Wk1-Wk4) & "," & (Wk2-Wk1) & "," & (Wk3-Wk2)
'&' is a text concatenation operator while '&&' is a logic operator.
DAX syntax - DAX | Microsoft Docs
Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing
If this post helps, please Accept it as the solution to help other members find it.
@finno14 What do you want to display in an output?
@finno14 , expected output is not clear to me
If you want to multiple you can create like
(Wk1 -wk2) *(W3-w4)
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