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I have a column with different numbers. However there also rows with null...
When I try to create a new column (LTAR1) and try to put 0 every time a "null" is detected, it gives me the following error:
Expression.Error: We cannot convert the value null to type Logical
See the part: else if [LTAR] = null then 0...
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Typically you would replace the null values with 0 (zero) before adding the custom column OR
create a variable like :
let col1 = if [Column1] = null then 0 else [Column1] in ...... and use the variable col1 in the 'if..then..else' you have above. That can look a bit messy but it should work
Typically you would replace the null values with 0 (zero) before adding the custom column OR
create a variable like :
let col1 = if [Column1] = null then 0 else [Column1] in ...... and use the variable col1 in the 'if..then..else' you have above. That can look a bit messy but it should work
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