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Hello, I'm stuck at a probably pretty simple issue with the IF function. I have a column in time format (hh:mm:ss) and what I want to do with it is to create another where I get a 1 whenever the time is over 00:00:45 and a 0 if it's equal or below that. I did use this function before however I never got a syntax error for that. Any suggestions? Thank you!
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is this what you want?
Column = if('Table'[Column1]>time(0,0,45),1,0)
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Hi,
Have you tried using IF((["Date column"])>TIME(00,00,45),1,0)?
I hope that helps
Hi,
Have you tried using IF((["Date column"])>TIME(00,00,45),1,0)?
I hope that helps
Indeed it did! Thank you! Is there any specific reason why it only works with the TIME function? I've used it with other time formatted columns (e.g. for deductions) and I did not have to use this additional function. Thanks again!
is this what you want?
Column = if('Table'[Column1]>time(0,0,45),1,0)
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