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Anonymous
7 years agoNot applicable
Nested IF statements with several variables - convert from excel to DAX
I'm currently trying to convert existing excel formulas I have into PowerQuery (which i've only just started using). A lot of it is straightforward, but i've come unstuck with nested IF statements. ...
- 7 years ago
Anonymous,
You modify your formula using DAX below:
Result = IF ( [@ED] = TRUE, "high financial stress", IF ( ( [@LWM1] > 2 ) && ( [@FC] > 2 ) && ( [@LWM2] > 2 ) && ( [@ED] = FALSE ) && ( [@R] = FALSE ), "no financial stress", IF ( ( [@LWM1] = 1 ) && ( ( [@FC] < 3 ) || ( [@LWM2] < 3 ) || ( [@R] = TRUE ) ), "high financial stress", "financial stress" ) ) )Community Support Team _ Jimmy Tao
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v-yuta-msft
7 years agoCommunity Support
Anonymous,
You modify your formula using DAX below:
Result =
IF (
[@ED] = TRUE,
"high financial stress",
IF (
( [@LWM1] > 2 )
&& ( [@FC] > 2 )
&& ( [@LWM2] > 2 )
&& ( [@ED] = FALSE )
&& ( [@R] = FALSE ),
"no financial stress",
IF (
( [@LWM1] = 1 )
&& ( ( [@FC] < 3 )
|| ( [@LWM2] < 3 )
|| ( [@R] = TRUE ) ),
"high financial stress",
"financial stress"
)
)
)
Community Support Team _ Jimmy Tao
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Anonymous
7 years agoNot applicable
Thanks so much for your help v-yuta-msft
I don't need to use/create new formulas very often so am struggling to improve my understanding of DAX in PowerBI. Are there any particular resources that you would reccommend for this? (other than what's on PowerBI site)