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IF Statement measure with Time
- 6 years ago
Hi Micheal
I feel you would be better using a M query
and look up the time of day with a relationship.
But if you must use a DAX measure then try this solution ….Time of day =
// get a time as scalar vaue
Var mytime = MIN(Times[Time])
// get the hour element of the time
Var myhour= HOUR(mytime)
RETURN
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
myhour < 11, "Morning",
myhour < 14, "Afternoon",
myhour < 17, "Late Afternoon",
myhour < 20, "Evening",
BLANK()
)
The big draw back of this soultion is that DAX measures need a scalar, which is why a M query and lookup might be a better solution.
michael_knight Me too, that looks like you are in Power Query but you say you are not??? There are no measures in Power Query, only calculated columns.
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- michael_knight6 years agoPost Prodigy
Hi Greg_Deckler
Sorry, I don't think I worded it correctly. I have a report which I created the Conditional Column in Power Query, I want to use the same theory with the Times and Late, Morning etc, but in a DAX Measure instead of a Conditional Column. Does that make sense?
Cheers,
Mike