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Hello!
I have following table:
Opportunity ID | Deal Type | EUR | ShowInReport? |
1 | Normal | 1000 | No |
2 | Normal | 2000 | No |
3 | Normal | 3001 | Yes |
4 | Normal | 1000 | No |
5 | Normal | 5000 | Yes |
6 | Normal | 2000 | No |
7 | Normal | 1000 | No |
8 | Normal | 5000 | Yes |
9 | Normal | 5000 | Yes |
10 | Normal | 1000 | No |
11 | TECH | 2000 | Yes |
12 | TECH | 5000 | Yes |
13 | TECH | 1000 | Yes |
14 | TECH | 5000 | Yes |
15 | TECH | 1000 | Yes |
16 | TECH | 2000 | Yes |
17 | TECH | 1000 | Yes |
18 | TECH | 2000 | Yes |
19 | TECH | 3000 | Yes |
20 | TECH | 1000 | Yes |
In our Power BI Report we only want to include deals above 3000 EUR. However, if the deal type is "TECH" it should show no matter what. Is it possible to make add a column like the one called "ShowInReport?" ? It should have the output showing in the example.
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Hi @Anonymous
Create such column
Column = IF([Deal Type]="TECH"||[EUR]>3000,"Yes","No")
Best Regards
Maggie
Community Support Team _ Maggie Li
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Hi @Anonymous
Create such column
Column = IF([Deal Type]="TECH"||[EUR]>3000,"Yes","No")
Best Regards
Maggie
Community Support Team _ Maggie Li
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.