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rvita0101
2 years agoNew Member
IF ELSE alternative solution
Hi, I need help with the best way to approach this requirement. Technically I could write a long nested SWITCH and IF statements but it becomes clunky and difficult to maintain. I would really a...
- 2 years ago
I would create something like a lookup table, and then write a measure to calculate the corresponding sales rating:
The table i created based on your sample data looks something like the above. I left the lower bounds empty for the High sales rating and just adjusted my DAX to handle that condition. Feel free to adjust as you need.
Sales Rating = CALCULATE(MAX('Criteria Table'[Attribute]), FILTER('Criteria Table', SUM('Products Sold'[Sold]) >= COALESCE('Criteria Table'[Lower], 999999) && SUM('Products Sold'[Sold]) <= 'Criteria Table'[Upper]))
rvita0101
2 years agoNew Member
Thank you Vicky for the quick response.