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Hi Guys,
Am trying below IF formula and its not working with all column , can you please advise why or how can i solve it.
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Hi,
Does this calculated column formula work
=F('Calender Test'[Quarter]="Q1","DB"&YEAR('Calender Test'[Date])+1,IF('Calender Test'[Quarter]="Q4","DB"&YEAR('Calender Test'[Date])+2,'Calender Test'[Quarter]))
Hi,
Does this calculated column formula work
=F('Calender Test'[Quarter]="Q1","DB"&YEAR('Calender Test'[Date])+1,IF('Calender Test'[Quarter]="Q4","DB"&YEAR('Calender Test'[Date])+2,'Calender Test'[Quarter]))
Thank you Guyes i figured it out :).
Thank you Ashish it worked but its not showin correctly in the Matrix as below.
the right arrangment asper the date should be DB2023 Q2 Q3 DB2024. any recommendation ?
what do you get if you try like:
"IF('Calender Test'[Quarter]="Q1","DB"&FORMAT(DATEADD('Calender Test'[Date],1,YEAR),"YY"),IF('Calender Test'[Quarter]="Q4","DB"&FORMAT(DATEADD('Calender Test'[Date],2,YEAR),"YY"),'Calender Test'[Quarter]))"
same answer
I don't see anything wrong with the DAX but you don't need to use 'Calender Test'[Date].[Date], you can just use 'Calender Test'[Date]. Also, it's easier to use a SWITCH statement instead of nested IFs so it would look like this.
Internal Q =
SWITCH (
TRUE (),
'Calender Test'[Quarter] = "Q1", "DB" & FORMAT ( DATEADD ( 'Calender Test'[Date], 1, YEAR ), "YY" ),
'Calender Test'[Quarter] = "Q4", "DB" & FORMAT ( DATEADD ( 'Calender Test'[Date], 2, YEAR ), "YY" ),
'Calender Test'[Quarter]
)
What output are you trying to get?
am trying to replace all Q1 +2 row year to be shown as (1/1/2022 and Q1 to appear as DB24) in date column
What is the expected result here?
Thanks,
Arul
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