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Hi, I am looking for help with a query I want to run on a dataset. I have a number of different columns I would like to set arguments for. All columns are numeric but I would like to set a threshold for each column in the query. For example:
Columns: A:9 B:8 C:6 D:6 E:9
Query: If 'A>7' and 'B>=8' and 'C=6' then 'True'
I have thought about making a True/False column based on each arguement and then filtering out all False columns but I would like to see all the data still really, with the True / False argument as a custom column within the dataset.
Grateful for any help
@AnonymousYou can add a True/False column in Power Query Editor and apply the changes to Power BI Desktop. Then go to Desktop and use a slicer or filters to select True/False to determine which values you want to see in your report rather than filter out all False values in Query Editor.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing Zhang
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