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Jo_Kas
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IF Formula with 2 columns

Hello Dear Power Community,

I appeal to your expertise 😄 !

 

I would like to create a dax formula where 2 columns from the same table CLI [C_MTCRE]) / CLI [C_ASSCRE] should have specific conditions.

 

I would like to create the following DAX formula.

 

1 / Displays the text “OK” if CLI [C_MTCRE] <> 0 and if CLI [C_ASSCRE] = true
2 / Displays the text “REFUSED” if CLI [C_MTCRE] = 0 and if CLI [C_ASSCRE] = true
3 / Displays the text “NOT REQUESTED” if CLI [C_MTCRE] = 0 and if CLI [C_ASSCRE] = false
4 / Display the text “Error” if CLI [C_MTCRE] <> 0 and if CLI [C_ASSCRE] = false

 

Thanking you in advance for your help!

 

Sincerly Yours,

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Jo_Kas , Try a new column

 

Switch(true(),
CLI [C_MTCRE] <> 0 && CLI [C_ASSCRE] = true() , "OK",
CLI [C_MTCRE] = 0 && CLI [C_ASSCRE] = true(), "REFUSED",
CLI [C_MTCRE] = 0 && CLI [C_ASSCRE] = false(), "NOT REQUESTED",
CLI [C_MTCRE] <> 0 && CLI [C_ASSCRE] = false(), "Error"
)

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Jo_Kas , Try a new column

 

Switch(true(),
CLI [C_MTCRE] <> 0 && CLI [C_ASSCRE] = true() , "OK",
CLI [C_MTCRE] = 0 && CLI [C_ASSCRE] = true(), "REFUSED",
CLI [C_MTCRE] = 0 && CLI [C_ASSCRE] = false(), "NOT REQUESTED",
CLI [C_MTCRE] <> 0 && CLI [C_ASSCRE] = false(), "Error"
)

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Exceptional! It works. Thank you so much

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