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Hey Guys,
I dont seem to be getting the right behaviour with the folowing dax statement in a calculated column:
WO Completion Date =
if('Work Orders'[Closed?]="Closed",'Work Orders'[Malfunction End Date],
if('Work Orders'[Malfunction End Date]=blank(),'Work Orders'[Max Labour Date],
if('Work Orders'[Max Labour Date]=blank(),'Work Orders'[Pseudo Complete date],
blank())))
| WO Completion Date | Closed? | Malfunction End date | Max Labour Date | Pseudo Complete date |
| 1/1/2018 | Closed | 1/1/2018 | 6/7/2017 0:00 | |
| 1/2/2018 | Closed | 1/2/2018 | 6/7/2017 0:00 | |
| 1/3/2018 | Closed | 1/3/2018 0:00 | ||
| Open | 6/7/2017 0:00 |
I want to create the above result set in calculate column "WO Completion Date" where:
if the record has the status of "closed" then populate dates from the following columns in this order of preference
| Malfunction End date | Max Labour Date | Pseudo Complete date |
if record is "open" leave column blank.
Help me out here guys, under pressure with this 😞
Regards
Cowboy Tony
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @CowboyTony,
Below Dax formula should solve you problem.
WO Completion Date = if('Work Orders'[Closed?]="Open",BLANK(),
if('Work Orders'[Closed?]="Closed",
if(ISBLANK('Work Orders'[Malfunction End Date])=FALSE(),'Work Orders'[Malfunction End Date],
if(ISBLANK('Work Orders'[Max Labour Date])=FALSE(),'Work Orders'[Max Labour Date],
if(ISBLANK('Work Orders'[Pseudo Complete date])=FALSE(),'Work Orders'[Pseudo Complete date])))))Thanks,
Rahul
Hi @CowboyTony,
Below Dax formula should solve you problem.
WO Completion Date = if('Work Orders'[Closed?]="Open",BLANK(),
if('Work Orders'[Closed?]="Closed",
if(ISBLANK('Work Orders'[Malfunction End Date])=FALSE(),'Work Orders'[Malfunction End Date],
if(ISBLANK('Work Orders'[Max Labour Date])=FALSE(),'Work Orders'[Max Labour Date],
if(ISBLANK('Work Orders'[Pseudo Complete date])=FALSE(),'Work Orders'[Pseudo Complete date])))))Thanks,
Rahul
Works perectly, really appreciate it 🙂
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