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I am trying to understand why Power BI does not compute my DAX IF statement when I introduce a value range (value1 < x < value2)
When I create a column using this DAX expression, the column is created with no issues:
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Hi,
Please try writing calculated column formula something like below.
DistanceFromOffice =
IF (
0 < 'HR Analytics Data'[DistanceFromHome]
&& 'HR Analytics Data'[DistanceFromHome] < 5,
"Close"
)
@Anonymous
The product of 0<'HR Analytics Data'[DistanceFromHome] with be either TRUE or FALSE
But then you are trying to equate this with < 5 which is a number
So your equation is TRUE/FALSE(0<'HR Analytics Data'[DistanceFromHome]) < 5 hence failing
You can use && to give it a context like below as you are giving multiple conditions here
Thanks,
Ritesh
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@Anonymous
The product of 0<'HR Analytics Data'[DistanceFromHome] with be either TRUE or FALSE
But then you are trying to equate this with < 5 which is a number
So your equation is TRUE/FALSE(0<'HR Analytics Data'[DistanceFromHome]) < 5 hence failing
You can use && to give it a context like below as you are giving multiple conditions here
Thanks,
Ritesh
Mark my post as a solution if it helped you| Munde and Kudis (Ladies and Gentlemen) I like your Kudos!! !!
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Hi,
Please try writing calculated column formula something like below.
DistanceFromOffice =
IF (
0 < 'HR Analytics Data'[DistanceFromHome]
&& 'HR Analytics Data'[DistanceFromHome] < 5,
"Close"
)
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