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Hi,
I have the following code
Missed Deadlines =
SWITCH (
TRUE (),
'Maintenance Ticket System'[Status] = "Critical"
&& 'Maintenance Ticket System'[JobStarted]>1,"Missed",
'Maintenance Ticket System'[Status] = "High"
&& 'Maintenance Ticket System'[JobStarted]>2,"Missed",
'Maintenance Ticket System'[Status] = "Medium"
&& 'Maintenance Ticket System'[JobStarted]>3,"Missed",
'Maintenance Ticket System'[Status] = "Low"
&& 'Maintenance Ticket System'[JobStarted]>5,"Missed"
)
Job Started is a Whole Number and Status is text.
Job Started is a calculated column.
The error message I am getting is.....
DAX comparison operations do not support comparing values of type Text with values of type Integer. Consider using the VALUE or FORMAT function to convert one of the values.
Any help appreciated.
Solved! Go to Solution.
The solution was because Job Started had a formula using datediff it seeemd to return text, even though the Job Started column was a whole number .. that didnt throw up an error.. however adding VALUE in front of the date diff on the job started column seemed to resolve the issue.
The solution was because Job Started had a formula using datediff it seeemd to return text, even though the Job Started column was a whole number .. that didnt throw up an error.. however adding VALUE in front of the date diff on the job started column seemed to resolve the issue.
Check the types of the columns in Power Query, the issue could be there.
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