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Power Query - Create new column based on latest date in two other columns
- 4 years ago
Hi again ,
try to add a condition in the begin to check if the signature date is null
someting like that:
if
[Opportunity History.First Signature Date] = null
then [Start_date__c]
else
if
[Start_date__c] >= [Opportunity History.First Signature Date]
then [Start_date__c]
else
if
[Opportunity History.First Signature Date] = "null"
then [Start_date__c]
else
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BC
That will give the Start Date column only when Opportunity History is null right? The date is not always the latest in the Opportunity History column.
I've created a if/then/else formula for a custome column but it fails to take in to consideration the null values.
if [Start_date__c] >= [Opportunity History.First Signature Date] then [Start_date__c] else if [Opportunity History.First Signature Date] = "null" then [Start_date__c] else [Opportunity History.First Signature Date]
- Anders_G4 years agoHelper I
But I want it to first compare which column has the most recent date. If column A has the most recent date it should return column A, if column B has the most recent date it should return column B.
Like this: