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Hi all,
I am trying to create a lovely formula in a Column which sets the value of that column to Y Won or Y lost based on an if Function.
| Tender | Competitor | Bid Won/Lost | Wanted Result |
| Tender 1 | X | Lost | Y won |
| Tender 1 | Y | Won | Y won |
| Tender 1 | Z | Lost | Y won |
| Tender 2 | X | Won | Y lost |
| Tender 2 | Y | Lost | Y lost |
| Tender 2 | Z | Lost | Y lost |
Solved! Go to Solution.
If there can only ever be 1 winner for a tender then you could use
Who Won =
var currentTender = 'Table'[Tender]
return LOOKUPVALUE( 'Table'[Competitor], 'Table'[Tender], currentTender,
'Table'[Bid won/lost], "Won") & " won"
If there can only ever be 1 winner for a tender then you could use
Who Won =
var currentTender = 'Table'[Tender]
return LOOKUPVALUE( 'Table'[Competitor], 'Table'[Tender], currentTender,
'Table'[Bid won/lost], "Won") & " won"
Thanks a million... I created a new column with this formula and adjusted the above formula and referenced to the new column. Great!
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