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How can I use IF statement in this case or it should be different solution?
I neet to run this formula only if Campaign {"date"} = CRM {"date"} then Column =....
Column = VAR __tmpTable = ADDCOLUMNS(ALL(crm),"Found",FIND([id],[camp_tracker],,-1)) RETURN COUNTROWS(FILTER(__tmpTable,[Found]<>-1))
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Hi @dosinkevic,
Maybe you can try this formula.
Column =
VAR __tmpTable =
ADDCOLUMNS ( ALL ( crm ), "Found", FIND ( [id], [camp_tracker],, -1 ) )
VAR campaign_date = [date]
RETURN
COUNTROWS ( FILTER ( __tmpTable, [Found] <> -1 && [date] = campaign_date ) )
Best Regards,
Dale
Hi @dosinkevic,
Maybe you can try this formula.
Column =
VAR __tmpTable =
ADDCOLUMNS ( ALL ( crm ), "Found", FIND ( [id], [camp_tracker],, -1 ) )
VAR campaign_date = [date]
RETURN
COUNTROWS ( FILTER ( __tmpTable, [Found] <> -1 && [date] = campaign_date ) )
Best Regards,
Dale
Dale,
It works, thank you for help!
@dosinkevic Use the Conditional column feature in editqueries so that you can keep your condition there.
In my case I have two queries Campaign and CRM. I can't select both in Conditional column, plus I can't add my formula in Output.
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