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Hi All,
Probably really simple but I am trying to return text if a number falls between two values as follows:
Difference |
3 |
100 |
500 |
320 |
410 |
210 |
If one of the above falls between 0 - 365 return "Active"
I tried using the following DAX statement, but it wont return a text
IF(AND([Difference] > 0 , [difference] < 365 ), "Active" )
TIA
Solved! Go to Solution.
Result = IF(and(Table1[Difference]>0 , Table1[Difference]<365),"Active",BLANK())
Is there a way to nest all these so the string can continue - with ||
IF(and(Table1[Difference]>0 , Table1[Difference]<365),"Active",BLANK())
IF(and(Table1[Difference]>365 , Table1[Difference]<500),"Active2nd",BLANK())
IF(and(Table1[Difference]>500 , Table1[Difference]<726),"Active3rd",BLANK())
think from reading switch would only work if true/false Boolean and here I'd want some text returned, not sure if its the > causing additional problems on multi lines or need some form of array
Would a measure like this help?
Result =
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
AND( 'Table1'[Difference] > 0 , 'Table1'[Difference] <= 365 ),
"Active",
AND( 'Table1'[Difference] > 365 , 'Table1'[Difference] <= 500 ),
"Active2nd",
AND( 'Table1'[Difference] > 500 , 'Table1'[Difference] <= 726 ),
"Active3rd",
BLANK()
)
Let me know if you have any questions.
Thank you so much, very helpful!
{in separate query} again using the IF / OR where there is only going to be 2 choices would the below work as an IF?
Result = IF(OR(Table1[Name]="Toni", Table1[Name]="Terry"),"12","7") these obviously would return 12 for both Toni and Terry in a true match, and 7 for any others, as false
but how could I write this to be: if Toni assign 12, OR if Terry assign 7 .. would it need to be split across an IN {list} query / containsstring? Just having difficulty assigning between the 2
Hi @JK-1
The following 2 measures return identical results. Additional names can be added between the braces{}.
(I added a 3rd level for demonstration purposes.)
Result =
VAR _Name = MAX( 'Table1'[Name] )
RETURN
IF(
_Name IN { "Toni" },
12,
IF(
_Name IN { "Terry" },
7,
IF(
_Name IN { "Tommy" },
6,
0
)
)
)
Result =
VAR _Name = MAX( 'Table1'[Name] )
RETURN
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
_Name IN { "Toni" },
12,
_Name IN { "Terry" },
7,
_Name IN { "Tommy" },
6,
0
)
I hope this helps.
Thanks for both examples. Not been on for a few days but these are great. Cheers
Result = IF(and(Table1[Difference]>0 , Table1[Difference]<365),"Active",BLANK())
This works great! I am wondering if it is possible to show the text as a label on a bar chart. It appears when you select "show as a table" but not on the actual bar chart. Any thoughts?
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