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Hello Everyone !
I am quite new to power bi and im facing an issue when im creating new measure , this is my DAX formula
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Is this what you meant?
Completion =
IF(
AND(
VALUES(Master[Start Date].[Date]) <= VALUES(Master[Jan-24]),
VALUES(Master[End Date].[Date]) >= VALUES(Master[Jan-24])
),
TRUE,
FALSE
)
When using AND(), a comma is used to separate the 2 clauses instead of &&. It could also be written as:
Completion =
IF(
VALUES(Master[Start Date].[Date]) <= VALUES(Master[Jan-24])
&& VALUES(Master[End Date].[Date]) >= VALUES(Master[Jan-24]),
TRUE,
FALSE
)
(I didn't try to fix anything else.)
Hi @butterscotch
Adding to @gmsamborn
Use simple && in DAX
Completion =
IF(
VALUES(Master[Start Date].[Date]) <= VALUES(Master[Jan-24]) &&
VALUES(Master[End Date].[Date]) >= VALUES(Master[Jan-24]),
TRUE,
FALSE
)
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Thank you guys, it helps to resolve the issue by adding VALUES()
Hi @butterscotch
Adding to @gmsamborn
Use simple && in DAX
Completion =
IF(
VALUES(Master[Start Date].[Date]) <= VALUES(Master[Jan-24]) &&
VALUES(Master[End Date].[Date]) >= VALUES(Master[Jan-24]),
TRUE,
FALSE
)
Proud to be a Super User! | |
Is this what you meant?
Completion =
IF(
AND(
VALUES(Master[Start Date].[Date]) <= VALUES(Master[Jan-24]),
VALUES(Master[End Date].[Date]) >= VALUES(Master[Jan-24])
),
TRUE,
FALSE
)
When using AND(), a comma is used to separate the 2 clauses instead of &&. It could also be written as:
Completion =
IF(
VALUES(Master[Start Date].[Date]) <= VALUES(Master[Jan-24])
&& VALUES(Master[End Date].[Date]) >= VALUES(Master[Jan-24]),
TRUE,
FALSE
)
(I didn't try to fix anything else.)