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Good afternoon all.
I have a table with columns named "status" and "Age". I would like to have the calculated column return a value of "Late" if the status column = "Open" and the "Age" column is > 30. I know how to do this in both Excel and Access, but Power BI solution eludes me.
All help is greatly appreciated.
Jim L
Solved! Go to Solution.
So that would be something like the following:
= IF( table[Status] = "Open" && table[Age] > 30, "Late")
By the way, you may also add a custom column in Query Editor.
if [status] = "Open" and [Age] > 30 then "Late" else null
By the way, you may also add a custom column in Query Editor.
if [status] = "Open" and [Age] > 30 then "Late" else null
So that would be something like the following:
= IF( table[Status] = "Open" && table[Age] > 30, "Late")
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