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Anonymous
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Vlookup on 3 columns

Hi,

If a part no.  have Lenth, width height (not blank or zero any of the 3 columns) then YES else NO. I need your help.

 

Part noLenthwidthHeightResult
1233305NO
1234 86NO
1235234YES
1236  2NO
1237123YES
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Anonymous
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Hello @sbhan4

Your question is unclear, do you have two tables or do you want the calculation in a single table.

My answer was for a table and I misplaced OR instead of y.

Medida: IF(SELECTEDVALUE(table[Length])>0 && SELECTEDVALUE(table[width])>0 && SELECTEDVALUE(table[Height])>0, "YES","NO")

O

Measurement: IF(ISBLANK(SELECTEDVALUE(table[Length]) ISBLANK(SELECTEDVALUE(table[width]) ISBLANK(SELECTEDVALUE(table[Height]) SELECTEDVALUE(table[Length]) ? 0 ? SELECTEDVALUE(table[width]) to 0 ? SELECTEDVALUE(table[Height]) to 0, "NO","YES")

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darentengmfs
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@Anonymous 

 

You're looking for an IF statement and not a vlookup..?

 

If so, create a new column

 

Result = IF(OR(OR('Table'[Height]=0,ISBLANK('Table'[Height])),or(OR('Table'[Length]=0,ISBLANK('Table'[Length])),OR('Table'[Width]=0,ISBLANK('Table'[Width])))),"NO","YES")
Anonymous
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@darentengmfs Vlookup or ef else anything is fine. The REsult should come to like that

@Anonymous 

 

Please try my formula in the reply above.

Anonymous
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Hi @Anonymous 

Please make sure your three number columns are of number type.

 

Measure = IF(SELECTEDVALUE(table[Length]>0 || SELECTEDVALUE(table[width]>0 || SELECTEDVALUE(table[Height]>0, "YES","NO")

 

OR

 

Measure = IF(ISBLANK(SELECTEDVALUE(table[Length]) || ISBLANK(SELECTEDVALUE(table[width]) || ISBLANK(SELECTEDVALUE(table[Height]) || SELECTEDVALUE(table[Length] = 0 || SELECTEDVALUE(table[width] = 0 || SELECTEDVALUE(table[Height] = 0, "NO","YES")

Anonymous
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@Anonymous Hi Pranit,

 

Well formula should give me YES but giving me "NO". Any suggestions.

 

 

sbhan4_0-1601340942430.png

 

Anonymous
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@Anonymous Thanks. Didn't work for me. Can you provide me pbix file for it?

Anonymous
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Hello @sbhan4

Your question is unclear, do you have two tables or do you want the calculation in a single table.

My answer was for a table and I misplaced OR instead of y.

Medida: IF(SELECTEDVALUE(table[Length])>0 && SELECTEDVALUE(table[width])>0 && SELECTEDVALUE(table[Height])>0, "YES","NO")

O

Measurement: IF(ISBLANK(SELECTEDVALUE(table[Length]) ISBLANK(SELECTEDVALUE(table[width]) ISBLANK(SELECTEDVALUE(table[Height]) SELECTEDVALUE(table[Length]) ? 0 ? SELECTEDVALUE(table[width]) to 0 ? SELECTEDVALUE(table[Height]) to 0, "NO","YES")

Anonymous
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@pranit828 It worked well. Thank you.

@Anonymous 

Formula given by @Anonymous  works perfectly,

@Anonymous  you have missed closing Parthese after each Selected value that is creating problem to him

Just Rewrite the Fucntion and Share




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Anonymous
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@VijayP  Thank you, Vijay! I have provided brackets as well but didn't work for me. Can you please try this out in pbix file.

@Anonymous 

PFA

 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aJ9AjE90eDNT8ufKLHo79YBZ90EuteXj/view?usp=sharing

@Anonymous  Did Small Change SELECTEDVALUE not requried

@Anonymous  if you find this as solution please mention this as solution and share your Kudoes




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Anonymous
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Thank you @VijayP 

I have updated the formula.

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