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IsReferral= IF(AND(SalesLeads[IsWebLead]=0, SalesLeads[IsPhoneLead]=0....
But I also need to say "and if SalesLeads[IsSelfGen]=0"
If all three conditions are met, then 1, else 0.
I'm assuming I need to connect it using && somehow.
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For some reason, the DAX version of AND only accepts two arguments, but you're correct about using &&. Just use that between each condition, which you can separate with parentheses for easier reading if you prefer.
IsReferral = IF(SalesLeads[IsWebLead]=0
&& SalesLeade[IsPhoneLead=0
&& SalesLeads[IsSelfGen]=0, true result, false result)
You could also nest two AND functions, but that's ugly by comparison:
IsReferral = IF(AND(
AND(
SalesLeads[IsWebLead]=0,
SalesLeade[IsPhoneLead=0
), SalesLeads[IsSelfGen]=0
), true result, false result)
For some reason, the DAX version of AND only accepts two arguments, but you're correct about using &&. Just use that between each condition, which you can separate with parentheses for easier reading if you prefer.
IsReferral = IF(SalesLeads[IsWebLead]=0
&& SalesLeade[IsPhoneLead=0
&& SalesLeads[IsSelfGen]=0, true result, false result)
You could also nest two AND functions, but that's ugly by comparison:
IsReferral = IF(AND(
AND(
SalesLeads[IsWebLead]=0,
SalesLeade[IsPhoneLead=0
), SalesLeads[IsSelfGen]=0
), true result, false result)
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