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Guys I have a challenge for you today, for me is being kind of a nightmare in terms of doing it eficiently. I mean not using an enourmous ammount of nested IF
Lets say you need to create a report with 3 measures already created that are giving you the performance of 3 specific teams:
VAR PSG performance = {Bad, Medium, Good} // only one reasult at the time for all this VAR
VAR Arsenal = {Bad, Medium, Good}
VAR Barcelona = {Bad, Medium, Good}
That report need to have an overall status performance guided by the next values:
Bad = 3
Medium = 2
Good = 1
Where the max value between of them is the overall status
For example:
VAR PSG performance = Bad or 3
VAR Arsenal = Medium or 2
VAR Barcelona = Good or 1
Overall status = Bad because is the highets value
I hope you can help me with this, in order to not use more than 50 nested if XD
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@ittahashi you can use following expression in your measure
New Measure =
VAR PSG = 3 //your psg calculation
VAR ARS = 2 //your arsenol calculation
VAR BAR = 2 //your barcelona calculation
RETURN
MAXX ( { PSG, ARS, BAR }, [Value] )
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@ittahashi you can use following expression in your measure
New Measure =
VAR PSG = 3 //your psg calculation
VAR ARS = 2 //your arsenol calculation
VAR BAR = 2 //your barcelona calculation
RETURN
MAXX ( { PSG, ARS, BAR }, [Value] )
I would ❤ Kudos if my solution helped. 👉 If you can spend time posting the question, you can also make effort to give Kudos to whoever helped to solve your problem. It is a token of appreciation!
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Subscribe to the @PowerBIHowTo YT channel for an upcoming video on List and Record functions in Power Query!!
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