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@Anonymous
If you are creating a measure then, this should
Measure =
if (
MAX(table[Due Date]) = "null", "9999", MAX(table[Resolution Date]) - MAX(table[Due Date])
)
work.
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So you are doing it in Power Query, this should work:
Table.AddColumn(#"Colonnes renommées13", "Major", each if [Priority] = "Major" and [Issue Type] = "Bug" then 1 else 0)
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@Anonymous
You can add as a column to your table using DAX:
Major = if ( and([Priority] = "Major" , [Issue Type] = "Bug" ) , 1 , 0)
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@Anonymous
If you are creating a measure then, this should
Measure =
if (
MAX(table[Due Date]) = "null", "9999", MAX(table[Resolution Date]) - MAX(table[Due Date])
)
work.
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Thanks @Fowmy
what about this one?
= Table.AddColumn(#"Colonnes renommées13", "Major", each if( [Priority] = "Major" and [Issue Type] = "Bug" )then 1 else 0)
@Anonymous
You can add as a column to your table using DAX:
Major = if ( and([Priority] = "Major" , [Issue Type] = "Bug" ) , 1 , 0)
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So you are doing it in Power Query, this should work:
Table.AddColumn(#"Colonnes renommées13", "Major", each if [Priority] = "Major" and [Issue Type] = "Bug" then 1 else 0)
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@Anonymous , if you creating a measure make sure all other are measures .
If you are creating a new column, make sure all these columns are available in same table
@amitchandak thanks
actually I'm trying to calculate measure from these columns 'due date' and 'resolution date'
What would be the correct method?
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